Season 17/18 - October

Germany : Fight in Porta Westfalica - 28/10/2017

Source : https://www.tag24.de/

Two hundred Dortmund supporters, who travelled to Hannover, and 30 Wolfsburg ones, on their way to Schalke, have clashed in Porta Westfalica station.
Police forces, who escorted Dortmund fans, used their truncheons and pepper sprays to separate both sides.

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Legia Warsaw hooligans ‘beat up their own players in car park’ after losing to local rivals - 02/10/2017

Source : https://www.thesun.co.uk/

Around 50 ultras reportedly waited by their team bus before their leader demanded the players stepped off

LEGIA WARSAW'S notorious ultras "beat up" their own players after a crushing 3-0 defeat at fierce rivals Lech Poznan.

Reports in Poland claim that 50 furious hooligans were waiting for the team in the club's parking lot following the loss.

Their leader named 'Staruch' invaded the team coach and demanded the players step outside.

Players then stepped off the bus expecting to face showdown talks with the fans.

But according to publication Przegladsport, the players and coaching team came under immediate attack with most of them taking hits to the back of the head.

The report claims players also took slaps to the face whilst the Aleksandar Vukovic, the manager's assistant and club legend, also took a punch.

The thugs then left them with the warning "If you play the same way next game, we'll come again."

It has left serious question marks over the player's safety and security around the stadium.

There were no signs of security as the players came under attack and the supporters shouldn't have been allowed on the club's ground.

Legia Warsaw's ultras have a history of violence.

In February this year they were involved in a sickening clash with Ajax fans in the Polish capital ahead of their Europa League match.

A group of around 50 fans of the visiting Dutch club were drinking in a bar, before they were allegedly attacked by their Polish counterparts wearing masks.

In August they unveiled a highly provocative banner ahead of their Champions League clash with Astana to mark the anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising.

The banner showed a crying child with a Nazi solider holding a gun to his head and the caption: "During the Warsaw Uprising Germans killed 160,000 people. Thousands of them were children."