Season 21/22 - January

FC Vizela - Vitoria Guimaraes - 30/01/2022

Source : https://www.guimaraesdigital.com/

Vitória fans identified for alleged contempt at commercial establishment in Vizela

The GNR identified nine young Vitória fans yesterday in Vizela. Everything happened after the game Vizela - Vitória, of the 20th round of the League.

According to the GNR, the young people are accused of having provoked contempt that caused damage inside a commercial establishment in the city center of Vizela.
The case is now under investigation by the Public Prosecutor's Office.

During the game Vizela - Vitória, the GNR recorded several situations of an administrative offense, namely the bursting of a firecracker and the throwing of a bottle of water onto the pitch. A Vizela supporter was identified for encouraging violence.

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After the game, about 25 Guimaraes ultras have attacked about 40 local ultras.
Twelve Guimaraes ones were arrested.

Millwall FC - West Bromwich Albion - 29/01/2022

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

West Bromwich Albion fans throwing smoke flares on the pitch during their 2-0 defeat by Millwall.

Ugly scenes at The Den during West Brom's match with Millwall led to Albion fans being branded "idiots" on live national television.

Play was stopped on three occasions when flares were thrown from the away end, following chants by fans aimed at under-pressure boss Valerian Ismael.

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Chelsea HeadHunters in Telford - 30/01/2022

Source : Mail

Vitesse-NEC next month in any case without an audience due to previous riots - 28/01/2022

Source : https://www.tellerreport.com/

NEC is not allowed to take supporters with them in the away game against Vitesse on February 27. Arnhem mayor Ahmed Marcouch decided this on Friday because of the riots that broke out in October last year around the match between the two clubs in Nijmegen.

NEC is not allowed to take supporters with them in the away game against Vitesse on February 27.

Arnhem mayor Ahmed Marcouch decided this on Friday because of the riots that broke out in October last year around the match between the two clubs in Nijmegen.

In the coming weeks, all clubs are not yet allowed to take out athletes to matches, because the stadiums may only be one-third filled due to corona measures.

Since this week, the corona rules have allowed fans in stadiums again for the first time in three months.

It is possible that the public will be welcome again at the end of February.

Marcouch wants to let you know in time that that will in any case not happen at Vitesse-NEC.

He fears that sports fans could be put in danger "by a bunch of so-called supporters who are out to disturb the peace".

In the run-up to the derby in October and during the match, there were several incidents between the Vitesse and NEC supporters.

After the game, major riots broke out between hooligans and the police.

Dozens of NEC supporters were arrested, as were a number of Arnhem residents.

Marcouch made his decision together with the boards of both clubs, the police and the Public Prosecution Service.

After the game in GelreDome, he wants to make an inventory of whether the derby is possible again next season with an audience.

Greece: Fight - 30/01/2022

Source : https://www.iapopsi.gr/

Ionikos Nikaia and Perama clashed.

Bristol City - Cardiff City - 22/01/2022

Source : https://www.yeehoo.co/

Cardiff City fans trash Ashton Gate toilets after defeat to the Robins



Cardiff City fans trashed the toilets in the away end of Ashton Gate Stadium after their team’s defeat to the Robins today.

Photos being shared on social media show both the male and female toilets in a sorry state, with the roof panels torn down and debris everywhere.

A spokesperson for Bristol City has confirmed that the damage was caused by some Cardiff City fans in the Atyeo Stand – and that the Welsh club has already offered to cover the cost of the damage.



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Millwall FC - Crystal Palace - FA Cup - 08/01/2022

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

Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira slams Millwall fans for chanting homophobic abuse at Conor Gallagher as crowds lob flares and bottles onto the pitch during FA Cup clash



Crystal Palace boss Patrick Vieira slammed Millwall fans for chanting homophobic abuse at Conor Gallagher in a match marred by ugly scenes.

The crowd lobbed flares and bottles onto the pitched and booed the anti-racism gesture of players taking the knee ahead of the match.

However, Millwall fans shouted chants of 'Chelsea rent boy' at midfielder Gallagher, a loanee from Stamford Bridge.

Palace players also had to dodge bottles thrown from the stands, with one hitting former Reading ace Olise.

Eagles gaffer Vieira oversaw the comeback win against the Championship club Millwall, whose fans have historically been associated with violence and hooliganism.

Vieira said: 'We, as a football club, are against any kind of discrimination.

'This is not something that we want to see on the field.

'Taking the knee, that's something we're really proud to take.'

Although Millwall players wore shirts decrying discrimination in the warm-up to the south London derby, large swathes of the crowd voiced their racist tendencies by booing players taking the knee.

ITV had to apologise three times during the match for the homophobic and offensive chants sung by fans.

Millwall said any fan found guilty of discriminatory abuse would receive a lifetime ban.

The club said: 'Millwall Football Club has a zero-tolerance policy against all forms of discrimination and will investigate any incident of alleged abuse accordingly.

'As is club policy, any individual found guilty of discriminatory abuse is issued with an immediate lifetime ban.'

Meanwhile, Millwall boss Gary Rowett said: 'I don't think either of the clubs want to see any of those moments off the pitch but I am sure both will deal with those situations effectively.'



Millwall vs Crystal Palace: 'Huge brawl' outside stadium on match day as police make 4 arrests



Millwall hooligans vandalise Selhurst Park and Crystal Palace training ground




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North-Ireland : Coleraine FC- Lindfield FC - 29/01/2022

Source : Mail

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

Pitch invasion by some Linfield fans.

PSV Eindhoven - Ajax Amsterdam - 23/01/2022

Source : https://www.ed.nl/

Despite the sanitary measures, 38 fans were arrested around the stadium.