Season 18/19 - September

Millwall FC - Sheffield United - 29/09/2018

Source : Mail

Sheff. United lads

Finland : FC Honka - HJK Helsinki - 29/09/2018

Source : https://svenska.yle.fi/

Helsinki invaded the pitch and attacked the Honka fans.

SD Eibar - Sevilla FC - 29/09/2018

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

Eight fans taken to hospital after barrier collapses at Eibar match

Eight football fans were taken to hospital in Spain on Saturday after a barrier collapsed at La Liga side Eibar's Ipurua stadium as Sevilla supporters celebrated a goal during a 3-1 win.

'In the end, and pending confirmation from the emergency services, eight Sevilla supporters have been taken to Mendaro hospital. None of the injuries are serious,' said Eibar in a statement on their official Twitter account.

The barrier collapsed as douzens of travelling supporters standing behind the goal spilled on to the pitch after Ever Banega converted a penalty in the 58th minute to put Sevilla 2-0 up.

Play was stopped for eight minutes while stewards and emergency services attended the supporters.

In a message on Twitter, Sevilla dedicated the win to the fans affected.

'Three goals and three more points in Ipurua,' said the club.

'The victory is dedicated to our supporters who suffered today in the accident in the stand. We hope they recover soon.'

FC Barcelona - Athletic de Bilbao - 29/09/2018

Source : Mail

Boixos Nois

RSC Anderlecht - Union Saint-Gilloise - Cup - 27/09/2018

Source : http://www.lesoir.be/

Some angry Anderlecht fans invaded the pitch.

FC Groningen - FC Twente - Cup - 27/09/2018

Source : https://nos.nl/ + mail

After the game, Groningen hooligans attacked the police forces in front of the main entrance.

Coventry City - Sunderland AFC - 30/09/2018

Source : https://www.coventrytelegraph.net/

Police officer injured in disorder after Coventry City draw with Sunderland at Ricoh Arena

A police officer was taken to hospital after trouble broke out between Coventry City and Sunderland fans at the Ricoh Arena.

Tensions flared between the two sets of supporters outside the stadium following the live televised League One fixture that ended in a 1-1 draw.

Police say they are investigating a "disorder" that took place, but stated that it was "quickly intercepted by officers".

During the incident one police officer was hurt and had to be taken to hospital for treatment.

One arrest was made following the match and a man was later charged with being drunk and disorderly.



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Hamburger SV - Sankt Pauli - 30/09/2018

Source : https://www.bbc.com/ + https://www.bild.de/

St Pauli fans greeted with stink bombs before match at Hamburg



It was a stinker, both on and off the pitch.

After being relegated from the Bundesliga for the first time last season, Hamburg came up against city rivals St Pauli in the second division - their first meeting in seven years.

The build-up to the derby was overshadowed by violent clashes with police involved, and match day did not pass without foul play either.

German newspaper Bild reported stink bombs had been used at the station in Bahrenfeld, where St Pauli fans would get off to walk to the game, leaving a "beastly" smell in the area.

Many St Pauli supporters had to cover their noses as they arrived at the ground - there were reports of stink bombs being used in the away block, and a local newspaper said excrement had been spread on the floor near the away fans' entrance.

Hamburg police deployed 1,500 officers for the 57,000 crowd at the Volksparkstadion stadium.

St-Pauli mob


Trouble after the game.

Montpellier HSC - Nîmes Olympique - 30/09/2018

Source : https://rmcsport.bfmtv.com/

Nïmes fans buses gets stoned by home fans. French CRS had to intervene.






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Source : https://www.theguardian.com/

Crowd trouble and collapsed gate mars Montpellier's derby win over Nîmes



Montpellier’s 3-0 home win against their local rival Nîmes was interrupted for more than 30 minutes after a crowd disturbance late in the second half.

After striker Gaëtan Laborde’s header made it 3-0 in the 79th minute, a crowd commotion caused the referee to halt the game and lead the players off the field. Around 80 riot police came on to stop a section of Montpellier fans from getting across to confront Nîmes supporters.

Several Montpellier players went over to their angry fans in a bid to calm them down. When the players came back out, Montpellier’s stadium announcer pleaded with home fans not to cause any more trouble or risk being stripped of the three points by the Ligue 1’s’s disciplinary committee.

Earlier, a metal gate gave way in the 29th minute after Montpellier fans celebrated the second goal, sending a few of them spilling on to the pitch and causing the match to be delayed for the first time. Reports said two fans sustained light injuries.





The southern French sides are about one hour apart by car and have a hostile rivalry. Earlier this year, Nîmes fans took a longstanding stadium banner used by Montpellier’s “ultras” supporters at home games and appeared to goad them by unfurling it after the third Montpellier goal.





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Source : mail

Nîmes fans with Butte Paillade Montpellier banner


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

Montpellier fans SPRAYED by riot police after fence collapses as derby clash with Nimes is delayed by more than 30 minutes



MONTPELLIER's 3-0 home win over local rivals Nimes was marred by crowd trouble - with the game interrupted for more than 30 minutes after being stopped twice.

With 11 minutes left on the clock, masses of Montpellier supporters behind the goal attempted to gain entry to the pitch and confront the travelling contingent after Gaetan Laborde’s headed goal.

The referee was forced to intervene and lead the players off the field immediately.

Around 80 riot police came on to the field immediately to stop this from occurring.

Video footage has since circulated on social media of security spraying an unknown substance in an attempt to halt the situation.

However, the Montpellier fans didn't take too kindly to that, and responded by throwing metal poles on to the field of play - as well as launching smoke grenades into the air.

The home fans had also unveiled several banners in an attempt to antagonise the travelling Nimes contingent.

Earlier in the match, a metal gate gave way as Montpellier fans celebrated the opening goal by Ambroise Oyongo.

This resulted in several supporters spilling on to the pitch - causing an initial seven-minute interruption.

Early reports have indicated two fans suffered light injuries.

Several Montpellier players went over to their angry fans in a bid to diffuse the situation.

When the players eventually came back out, Montpellier’s stadium announcer pleaded with home fans not to cause any more trouble - or risk being stripped of the three points by the league's disciplinary committee.

This fell in deaf ears with the aforementioned incident occurring late on - as the first 'Languedoc derby' in 25 years was ultimately overshadowed by the crowd commotion.

The incidents could lead to sanctions for second-placed Montpellier, who are now nine points behind runaway leaders and champions PSG who saw Neymar hit a brace in a 3-0 win at Nice on Saturday.

Russia free-fight - 30/09/2018

Source : Mail

Attraktsion + Forest Warriors (CSKA Moscow) vs Batiat (Spartak Moscow)
30х30
3,30 min.
CSKA Moscow won

France : Investigation after Nice fan 'attacked by police' before Montpellier match - 28/09/2018

Source : http://www.espn.in/

Police have told ESPN FC an investigation has begun into allegations that officers knocked a Nice supporter unconscious, leaving him with a broken nose, at a Ligue 1 game last weekend.

The fan, named by newspaper Nice-Matin as Christophe B, was allegedly assaulted by riot police after arriving at Montpellier's stadium.

As well as the broken nose, he suffered another facial fracture around his eye and medical examinations showed he had been concussed in an incident that is now being looked at by France's police investigation unit.

"The police met us at a motorway rest stop and took us to the Stade de la Mosson," Christophe B told Nice-Matin.

"They were very professional and there was no problem. I was searched and had my little bottle of alcohol. A steward said to me: 'You're not going in with that, so if you want to drink it, you finish it here.' And so I did.

"During that time, another police officer did not stop insulting me and promised me I wouldn't get into the stadium, all of it gratuitous. I didn't answer him. Verbal provocation isn't a problem for me.

"The steward told me to stay where I was and only talk to him. So I threw away my bottle as I went in and the police officer insulted me again: 'Get out of here! You're not coming in.'

"It was then that I answered back and asked him to talk better to me. The policeman grabbed me by the throat and pushed me back several metres before pinning me to the fence. I found myself surrounded by 10 riot police.

"At the start, I let it happen, then I reacted. I tried to take his hand away, which was strangling me, and it was then I started taking punches. I couldn't move. I tried to defend myself. It lasted 30, 40 seconds before I lost consciousness."

The fan said he still had marks from the officers' shoes on his face and that there had been blood on his arm and face, as well as a "big pool" of it in front of him, when he regained consciousness.

After spending more than 30 hours in custody, he appeared before a court on Monday accused of aggravated assault by the police.

However, after the judge was shown video footage, he was released without charge and filed a complaint against the police with the support of Nice.

"During the hearing, the presiding judge saw a video and it appears almost certainly that he received blows he shouldn't have received," Montpellier prosecutor Christophe Barret said.

Chile : Santiago Wanderers - Cobresal - 30/09/2018

Source : https://www.encancha.cl/

Santiago Wanderers fans vs police.

Sheffield Wednesday - Leeds United - 28/09/2018

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

Three arrested and several trams vandalised as Sheffield Wednesday draw with Leeds United

Police say they made three arrests last night, and there were reports of trams being vandalised, as Sheffield Wednesday took on Leeds United at Hillsborough. There was a heavy police presence in the city centre and around the ground last night as Leeds fans entered the city, with pockets of trouble erupting between football fans.

Livingston FC - Glasgow Rangers - 30/09/2018

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

Police treat Livingston coin incident as assault

Police in Livingston are treating an attack on a football official in West Lothian as assault.

Assistant referee Calum Spence was hit by an object thrown from the crowd during Livingston's Scottish Premiership win over Rangers on Sunday.

The incident happened in front of the Rangers fans in the early stages of the second half and play was stopped while Spence received treatment.

Officers want to speak to anyone at the game who witnessed the incident.

The assault happened at about 14:50. Mr Spence suffered a minor injury to the back of his head and was treated at the scene.

'No tolerance'

Supt Craig Smith, Event Commander for the match, said: "This is a shocking incident and it is not the type of behaviour we have come to expect from football fans in Scotland.

"We will not tolerate offences of this nature. With this in mind we are eager to trace the person who was spotted throwing an object from the stand.

"I would also ask anyone who has information that can assist our inquiries to get in touch with us immediately. "

Juventus - Napoli - 29/09/2018

Source : https://punchng.com/

Juventus risk penalty for racist Koulibaly chants



Italian champions Juventus could be hit with a partial closure of their Allianz Stadium after racist chanting was heard aimed at Napoli’s Senegalese defender Kalidou Koulibaly during their game at the weekend.

Gazzetta dello Sport reported that all three Italian Football Federation (FIGC) observers in different parts of the stadium reported hearing Koulibaly targeted by the chanting.

Fans were also reported to have called Napoli coach Carlo Ancelotti ‘a pig’, an insult which goes back to his coaching days at Juventus from 1999 to 2001.

As a result, the ‘Curva Sud’ could be closed for at least one game when the disciplinary report is released on Tuesday.

Granada CF - Cordoba - 29/09/2018

Source : mail

Cordoba Brigadas Blanquiverdes

Valencia CF - Celta Vigo - 26/09/2018

Source : mail

Celtarras Vigo

AS Roma - Lazio Roma - 29/09/2018

Source : mail

Roma + Frente Atletico + Panathinaikos

Brazil: Botafogo - São Paulo FC - 30/09/2018

Source : http://bastidoresdainformacao.com.br/

At the end of the game, two rival mobs from SPFC have clashed so polic eintervened with pepper sprays.
Ten supporters were sent to the hospital.

FC Thoune - Young Boys Bern - 30/09/2018

Source : https://teles-relay.com/

Derby game marred by fights

Saturday night the game which opposed FC Thoune to Young Boys Bern was marred by violences before and after the game.
Police intervened several times and a total amount of 15 people were arrested.

At 10pm, several FC Thoune supporters have attacked a group of Bern rivals who were entering their train to Bern but in the same time police used pepper sprays to avod another fight.

FiGHTS IN THE CITY CENTRE

Later that night, several skirmishes erupted in the Thoune city centre, like before the game, said police.

During the game, both sides used firecrackers.

Ukraine : FK Desna Chernihiv - FC Vorskla Poltava - 29/09/2018

Source : https://fr.news-front.info/

Yersterday, Poltava supporters who travelled for the game, weared t-shirts with Adolf Hitler on it.
These people were showed to TV.

These young men weared to t-shirts saying "My grandfather was an Austrian painter"

Lille OSC - OM - 30/09/2018

Source : http://www.lavoixdunord.fr/

Before the game, around 200 LOSC fans tried to attack OM fans. Police used cs-gas. Five Lille fans were arrested.
After the game, near the stadium, police pushed back 40 to 50 LOSC hools .

Georgia : WIT Georgia - FC Samgurali Tskaltubo - 29/09/2018

Source : mail

France : Angers SCO - EA Guingamp - 29/09/2018

Source : https://www.letelegramme.fr/

After the game, a Guingamp bus was stoned. Two fans were injured.

Peru : Alianza Lima - Sporting Cristal - 16/09/2018

Source : https://peru21.pe/

Severe troubls have occured outside the stadidum, opposing two rival mobs from Alianza.
Seven people were wounded by gunshots and another one was knived.

Due to these events, the game was suspended for 20 minutes during 2nd half.
Later, other troubles took place in the terraces from north stand so police used tear gas.