PSG flies to the aid of its lovers. The day after its defeat in Dortmund in the round of 16 first leg of the Champions League (2-1), the French club wished via a press release “to denounce the duration of the controls of the German border police against its fans moving in an organized manner “. On Tuesday, several buses carrying ultrasounds had been detained for hours at the border, so that all passengers were searched by the authorities. The president of the CUP, Romain Mabille, had mentioned on social networks a forced stop of “five hours”, and “unacceptable conditions” for the supporters.
“Severity” and duration of police operation pointed to
“The fact of retaining fans for more than five hours, thus making some of them arrive late at kick-off is not respectful for supporters who had left at two in the morning from Paris and who will also return by bus in the night after the match “, deplores the PSG, which points out fairly clearly the behavior of the police.
“The club wonders about the content, the quality and the relevance of the exchange of information between the French and German authorities which could have triggered the severity and the duration of this police operation,” he continues. disorganized this long journey of supporters by bus including the delivery of tickets to a place outside the stadium […] and did not allow the deployment of the tifo prepared and transported from Paris by the supporters of the club. ”
Espanyol fans jumped by 'yobs in hoodies' after Wolves Europa League win
Three Espanyol fans were attacked by a group of "scumbags" in Wolverhampton after the Spanish club's 4-0 loss at Molineux last night.
Two men in their 30s and a woman in her 40s were injured in the attack, which happened next to the old Canal Club near the Ring Road at around 10.30pm.
The Spanish supporters are believed to have been jumped by a group of teenage boys dressed in black hoodies, who ran off after leaving the woman with a badly-injured nose.
The victims were helped by passing Wolves and Espanyol fans before police arrived at the scene on the corner of Wednesfield Road and Ring Road St David's.
The incident happened around 90 minutes after a Diogo Jota hat-trick and Ruben Neves volley meant Wolves comfortably won the first-leg of the Europa League tie.
Molineux season ticket holder Kevin Rogers, 59 and from Wightwick, was among those who stopped to check on the injured supporters as he made his way to his car after the match.
He said: "We were concerned so walked up to them and could see a lady slumped on the floor and a group around her - a mix of Espanyol fans, Wolves and passers-by.
"They spoke really good English, the Spanish fans, and said a group of yobs - around age 15 - in black hoodies had attacked them, totally unprovoked.
"This 45-year-old lady had been attacked. The poor lady, she was traumatised. It was absolutely awful.
"I would be amazed if she hadn't broken her nose, they had just lashed out.
"Another guy had a graze under his eyeball from where he'd been hit. Then they had just ran off."
Mr Rogers, who attends matches home and away with his wife Lindsey, is the CEO of not-for-profit health cover provider Paycare and a trustee of the Wolverhampton Wanderers Foundation.
"This was a family group - not a bunch of yobs," he said.
"They said they just wanted to come to the game for a party. The lady was so slight in build too. It's just horrendous.
"We are proud of our city but then there are scumbags that make us feel like this. It's awful."
A West Midlands Police spokesman confirmed the force is investigating and asked anyone with information to contact the force via 101 or the police website quoting crime reference number 20WV/47245A/20.
Mr Rogers said a passing ambulance stopped and gave the woman a dressing for her nose but couldn't stop longer as a patient was on board.
A spokesman for West Midlands Ambulance Service said paramedics were sent to the scene but were stood down by police before they arrived.
Meanwhile a 24-year-old man from Spain arrested in the ground on suspicion of racially aggravated abuse remained in custody on Friday.
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Subject: Re: Season 19/20 - February Sat Feb 22, 2020 1:26 pm
The evening before Football second division duel between HSV and FC St. Pauli, two hostile fan groups fought a mass brawl in a pub on the Großneumarkt. Rescue workers then had to examine 22 people in a large ambulance, including two pregnant women, late Friday evening. Twelve people were injured, four were hospitalized, two with a laceration on the head.
Broken beer mugs, smashed chairs and twelve injuries: On the evening before the Hamburg football derby, supporters of HSV and FC St. Pauli delivered a bar fight at the Grossneumarkt.
Hooded spraying irritant gas in local
About 40 firefighters moved out to the pub on the Grossneumarkt.
15 masked St. Pauli fans are said to have attacked 20 HSV supporters in the Bavarian restaurant. The attackers first smashed a window pane and then sprayed irritant gas into the pub. The HSV fans threw beer mugs at their opponents. After the attack, the police were able to arrest three St. Pauli supporters. The inn had been very busy at the time of the attack. Chairs and bar stools were smashed during the conflict, the fire brigade approached with about 40 people.
Police separate fan groups in the neighborhood
During the evening, the police also worked in the neighborhood. The forces around the Reeperbahn were busy preventing hostile fan camps from coming together.
Before the game at lunchtime again about 1,500 officers are deployed. Since the game is classified as a risk game, alcohol is prohibited in the Volksparkstadion.
Borussia Dortmund supporters have been banned for the next two seasons from away games at Hoffenheim, the German Football Association (DFB) confirmed Friday.
The DFB has acted on a suspended sentence, initially imposed in November 2018 after Dortmund fans unfurled banners insulting Hoffenheim’s wealthy backer Dietmar Hopp, because more threatening behaviour was aimed at Hopp, 79, by away fans when the teams met in December.
“The activation of the suspended sentence means Dortmund will play all competitive matches in Hoffenheim next season and the one after next without away supporters,” said the DFB in a statement.
“In addition, Dortmund must compensate Hoffenheim for the loss of income caused by the lack of spectators in the away end.”
The DFB has also fined Dortmund €50,000 of which €17,000 can be used for safety and violence prevention measures.
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Subject: Re: Season 19/20 - February Sun Feb 23, 2020 4:25 pm
Before the game, ultras from both teams, armed with belts, firecrakers, rocks and batons have clashed in Flaminia Conca street, close to a pub of Rimini fans. After police intervened, three Modena ultras were arrested close to their car.
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Subject: Re: Season 19/20 - February Sun Feb 23, 2020 5:49 pm
Five minutes before kick-off of this derby game, a part of the 7.000 Steaua supporters have thrown detonators and firecrackers in direction of local fans but also into the pitch. A 100-handed mob of Dinamo fans reacted and tried to reach away stand. Dozens of policemen intervened.
One man was injured and 19 arrested.
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Subject: Re: Season 19/20 - February Mon Feb 24, 2020 8:25 am
FSV Union Fürstenwalde - BSG Chemie Leipzig - 16/02/2020
After 37 minutes of play, whn Getafe scored, their Brazilian scoreer, Deyverons, was injured at his leg by a missile thrown from away stand. In the same time a seat was also ripped off and thrown into the pitch and one photographer was injured at his head.
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Subject: Re: Season 19/20 - February Mon Feb 24, 2020 8:46 am
Lecce ultras travelling for this evening’s Serie A match with Roma have been ambushed by Bari hooligans, with their bus set on fire.
The game is due to kick off at the Stadio Olimpico at 17.00 GMT.
According to the Corriere Salentino newspaper, hundreds of Bari ultras were waiting for the Lecce fans as they arrived at a motorway service station in Cerignola.
It’s reported they were surrounded and attacked, with violent clashes in the road and the service station.
Lecce fans saw one of the buses carrying them to the game set alight.
Bari and Lecce are local rivals, even though the former were forced to start again from Serie D following bankruptcy.
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Subject: Re: Season 19/20 - February Tue Feb 25, 2020 8:40 am
Chelsea FC - Tottenham Hotspur - 22/02/2020
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Subject: Re: Season 19/20 - February Tue Feb 25, 2020 8:47 am
Free fight - 22/02/2020
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Djurgården NSS (Natural Selection Stockhom) vs Midjtylland (Zartow) Under 23 5 vs 5 NSS won
Zartow
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Subject: Re: Season 19/20 - February Wed Feb 26, 2020 8:07 am
Following the severe troubles which took place in November, during Cesena-Modena, authorities have given 55 stadiums bans.
Twenty Modena ultras (from 19 to 50 years old) are involved, like 26 Spanish (from 19 to 42 years old) from Biris Norte Sevilla FC, friends with Avia Pervia group.
On Cesena side, 9 ultras (from 22 to 50 years old), were also sentenced.
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Subject: Re: Season 19/20 - February Wed Feb 26, 2020 8:12 am
Fourteen Quévy-Mons supporters were arrested as they showed a message and they used detonators and firecrackers against the fusion of their team with Francs Borains.
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Subject: Re: Season 19/20 - February Wed Feb 26, 2020 8:21 am
Belgium : Beloeil - FC Luingnois - Regional cup - 22/02/2020
At the last minute of the game, Jephte scored the winning goal for locals. Following this goal, troubles started and the referee decided to stop the game for ten minutes to calm down away fans.
Glasses were broken and firecrackers thrown into the pitch.
Police forces were called and arrived in large number.
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