Season 17/18 - April

Red Star Belgrade - Partizan Belgrade - 14/04/2018

Source : https://www.eurosport.com/

Red Star win Serbian derby marred by crowd trouble



Former European Cup winners Red Star Belgrade edged closer to a record 28th Serbian league title by beating champions and bitter city foes Partizan 2-1 on Saturday in yet another derby marred by crowd trouble.

Unruly scenes broke out midway through the second half in the west tier of Red Star's Rajko Mitic stadium, when rival fans ripped up seats and hurled them at each other before riot police moved in.

Play resumed after being suspended for five minutes as the officials and players stood on the pitch and waited for the situation to be brought under control.

Plagued by a history of violence down the years, the fixture for once appeared to be headed for an incident-free climax before the clashes broke out.

Parents with young children were forced to flee as seats and flares were hurled.

“Regrettably, the Belgrade derby has once again sent an ugly picture to the audience at home and abroad,” Partizan coach Miroslav Djukic told a news conference.

Red Star coach Vladan Milojevic said: "It was a very unpleasant situation and it’s a pity that the crowd trouble took away some of the derby joy for the players because this is not what we want to see.”

A scuffle also broke out on the pitch after Ognjen Ozegovic netted a stoppage-time penalty for Partizan, with his team mate Seydouba Souma and Red Star's Mitchell Donald being sent off by referee Danilo Grujic after the melee.

Argentina: Estudiantes Rio Cuarto - Central Cordoba - 07/04/2018

Source : Local press

Game suspended as Rio Cuarto supporters have attacked Cordoba players.

Argentina: Colon Santa Fé - Velez Sarsfield - 07/04/2018

Source : Local press

Game suspended.

Chesterfield - Mansfield Town - 07/04/2018

Source : Mail

MSE

Free-fight - 14/04/2018

Source : Mail

FC Basel vs Hansa Rostock
20 vs 20
Basel won

Free-fight - 14/04/2018

Source : Mail

Bochum vs Schalke
17 vs 17
Bochum won

Free-fight - 14/04/2018

Source : Mail

Darmstadt vs Dusseldorf
10 vs 10
Darmstadt won

Preston North End - Leeds United - 10/04/2018

Source : Mail

Aston Villa - Leeds United - 10/04/2018

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

Croatia (Basket) : Sibenik - Zadar - 14/04/2018

Source : Local Press

A fight have opposed Funcuti (Sibenik) and Tornado (Zadar).
Several people were injured.

FC Utrecht - Feyenoord Rotterdam - 15/04/2018

Source : Mail

Utrecht lads Friday night

Newport County - Swindon Town - 14/04/2018

Source : http://www.swindonadvertiser.co.uk/

Police meet Swindon Town fans at Newport County clash

SWINDON Town fans were met with a heavy police presence, as the Robins played local rivals Newport County.

Officers and police dogs escorted Swindon fans from Newport town centre to the stadium on Saturday.

The South Wales Argus reported that there was little trouble, other than some shouting from the visiting fans.

But police were forced to drive riot vans towards large groups of Newport County fans.as scuffles broke out near Swindon Railway Station.

County fans said they had been surprised by the heavy police presence.
One man, 48, said: “They don’t normally get any trouble from us.”

Swindon mob

NAC Breda - Willem II- 15/04/2018

Source : Mail

NAC lads, the night before the game

England : Cheltenham Town - Forest Green Rovers - 14/04/2018

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

Dozens of masked 'football hooligans' brawl and throw smoke canisters during sickening fight in Cheltenham

Smoke canisters were thrown during a mass brawl as dozens of suspected football hooligans descended on Cheltenham town centre today.

Concerned shopkeepers working along the Promenade and Montpellier called the police at around 10.40am amid reports around 40 men were fighting and throwing green smoke canisters.

Police believe the disorder may be linked to the football match between Forest Green Rovers and Cheltenham Town which was due to kick-off at 3pm.

Some of the group were wearing black long-sleeved shirts with a white logo on the arm, baseball caps and balaclavas, Gloucestershire Live reports.

The men then moved across the town centre.

A police spokesman said: "Police want to reassure the public that violent disorder will not be tolerated and we will ensure that we identify those responsible and make arrests.

"We do not want this type of public affray to escalate or to see anyone injured."

Spain: Free-fight - 15/04/2018

Source : Mail

Real Madrid (Ultras Sur) vs La Costa Nostra (Málaga)
10x10
Ultras Sur won

England: Boro hooligan banned from football for four years after trouble at Sunderland derby - 15/04/2018

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

David F., 35, has been banned from going to football matches after a day of trouble at the January FA Cup tie

A football yob has been banned from entering grounds across the country after trouble at the Tees-Wear derby.

David F., 35, was banned for four years by magistrates after he admitted a public order offence on the day of the January 6 FA Cup tie between Middlesbrough and Sunderland.

Teesside Magistrates’ Court fined Fagan, of Cranmore Road, Pallister Park, Middlesbrough, £180 and ordered he pay £85 costs and £30 charges.

A previous hearing had heard a police officer spotted F. punching another man outside the Riverside Stadium.

That case was adjourned after his solicitor said Fagan’s guilty plea was only being entered on the basis that his version of events was taken into account.

After Wednesday’s hearing, a Cleveland Police spokeswoman said: “This ban sets a strong example to those attending matches with the intent of causing disorder before during or after the game that this type of behaviour will not be tolerated and will lead to a substantial banning order.

“Banning orders are there to ensure that everyone can enjoy the game without fear of violence or antisocial behaviour and we will continue to work with partner agencies to ensure that football remains a safe and pleasant environment for all.”

F. is not the only Boro fan to find himself in bother after the derby, which saw 10 arrests after a raft of trouble between the two sets of supporters.

Boro football hooligan Gareth C. claimed a Sunderland fan he struck in self defence had spat in his face after calling him a “paedo”.

But magistrates didn’t believe him and still found him guilty of a public order offence, and will sentence him on May 15.

C. was given a five year banning order in March - his third ban - after a court heard of a catalogue of disorder at Middlesbrough games during the club’s run in the Premier League.

However the 34-year-old, of Bournemouth Avenue, Ormesby, Middlesbrough, was not present on March 9 to hear those details, and indicated to the court he would be appealing that ban at the Crown Court.

Police will apply for another banning order for him when he is sentenced.

After Boro’s 2-0 win in the third round tie, there were heated scenes in the streets and at Middlesbrough Railway Station and some Sunderland fans were caught short.

Police formed a human ring to contain around 1,500 Sunderland supporters near the station, as police dogs were needed to keep fans apart.

Inside the station, police struggled to hold fans back from barging onto the platform.

PSV Eindhoven - Ajax Amsterdam - 15/04/2018

Source : http://www.foxsportsasia.com/

Ajax Amsterdam's team bus was reportedly confronted and stopped by angry supporters following Sunday's 3-0 defeat to PSV Eindhoven, which secured the Eredivisie title for Boeren.



When the bus departed the Philips Stadion on Sunday for the Amsterdam Arena, a large group of Ajax fans blocked its pathway and despite police being present, supporters were able to confront the team directly about the performance.

According to Voetbal International, the action taken saw Chief Executive Officer and former Manchester United goalkeeper, Edwin van der Sar, forced to step into the breach to answer questions from the irate de Godenzonen faithful.

The publication said that van der Sar was asked to resign though he answered that this was not possible. In addition, manager Erik ten Hag and some of the players spoke to fans outside of the vehicle in which they were traveling.

It is said club personnel were left shaken as certain supporters were able to enter the bus to express their frustrations, while police and security officials were unable to intervene.

De Telegraaf also reported that chants of 'Ajax is no longer Ajax' were sung out and demands issued that Morocco attacking midfielder Hakim Ziyech must never play for the team again.

Ajax have yet to respond to the incident although it is thought the club will make a statement in the coming days on the matter.

Royal Antwerp - Beerschot-Wilrijk - 14/04/2018

Source : https://www.walfoot.be/

Antwerp fans @ the camp training, the day before the game.


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Source : Mail

Antwerp Casuals


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Source : http://www.voetbalnieuws.be/

Beerschot tried to attack rivals during and after the game.






Armata Viola stolen banner.



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Source : https://www.hln.be/

9 antwerp fans were arrested after the game.

Ukraine : Free-fight - 14/04/2018

Source : Mail

Metalist Kharkiv (Blitzkrieg) vs Dynamo Kiev

Poland : Free-fight - 15/04/2018

Source : Mail

Podlasie Biała Podlaska vs Mazur Ełk
10 vs 10
Biala Podlaska won

Grasshopper Zurich - St Gallen - 15/04/2018

Source : Mail

Before the game, Grasshoppers lads (70) waiting for St.Gallen, 2 Guys from Grasshoppers were in St.Gallen fan train and pulls the emergency brake. The train driver bridged the emergency brake and stopped later. Both fans flee without succession from the train.

Grasshopper (60) vs FC Zurich (20) (left)

Levski Sofia - CSKA Sofia - 18/04/2018

Source : https://www.bbc.com/

Police officer injured by explosion during derby match



A policewoman was seriously injured following an explosion at the Vasil Levski Stadium during Levski Sofia's Bulgarian league match with city rivals CSKA.

The officer was hit by broken glass after a device exploded near a stadium entrance, police officials confirmed.

"She underwent surgery but there are many pieces of glass on her face and in the eye," police chief commissioner Anton Zlatanov said.

"It's not a firework, it's a bomb."

Zlatanov added that "more than 20 Levski fans" were detained after the 2-2- draw.

The Sofia derby has a long history of crowd violence.

In 2000, a man was killed by a bomb after the game and in 2014, then CSKA coach Stoycho Mladenov said he was knocked unconscious by a snowball thrown from Levski fans.

Last year, three members of CSKA Sofia's coaching staff were hit after fans threw firecrackers and stones during a league match.

FC Nantes - Rennes - 19/04/2018

Source : http://rmcsport.bfmtv.com/

Nantes' supporters throwing tennis balls at the pitch prior to the match.

Denmark Free-fight - 21/04/2018

Source : Mail

Helsingør vs Brondby
Hard fight
Brondby won

France Free-fight - 21/04/2018

Source : Mail

Reims vs Caen
11x10. 45 sec.
Reims won