Season 22/2 - July

Pogon Sieldce - Polonia Warszawa - 23/07/2022

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During 1st half, some Polonia supporters took the way direction of local stand, throwing rocks and batons.
After some exchanges, locals reacted and chased Polonia and some of their guys lied on the floor.

Free fight - ??/07/2022

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AIK Stockholm vs Bayern Munich
13 vs 13
Win AIK

AIK

Sporting Portugal - Sevilla FC - Frienldy game - 24/07/2022

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From the morning, 50 Biris Norte (Sevilla) in Lisbon wanting to confront the Portuguese.
According to SCP Youth, the Sevillians contacted them and let them know that they wanted to "dance".

At that moment, only 13 Sporting Youth were ready for action, but they didn't back down and charged at the visitors. Sticks and flares were used in the fight and neither side backed down. The police intervened and surrounded the Biris.

2 hours later, the SCP Youth managed to gather 50 elements and attacked the Biris, forcing law enforcement to separate the two groups.

Biris

Hannover 96 - FC St Pauli - 23/07/2022

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Des supporters locaux ont tenté d'attaquer les supporters visiteurs.
Intervention des forces de l'ordre à l'aide d'une auto-pompe.

Glasgow Rangers - Tottenham Hotspur - Match amical - 23/07/2022

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Rangers ICF & Union Bears tentant d'attaquer les gars des Spurs.





Police attacked with furniture as Rangers and Tottenham fans scrap in ugly scenes

Police have been attacked with furniture as Rangers and Tottenham fans scrap in ugly scenes prior and after the two sides’ match on Saturday.

A police officer was injured after cops intervened in a mass brawl involving the two groups of fans ahead of their friendly game.

Street furniture was also used in the attack on the officers which happened at about 1:30pm on Saturday on Paisley Road West, near to Seaward Street in Glasgow.

The police had to step in to stop a disturbance between the culprits who were heading to Ibrox to watch the match.

They confirmed afterwards that “a 24-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident and a police officer required medical treatment following the attack.”

A huge police presence was reported on Paisley Road West as brawling reportedly broke out with helicopters were reported overhead as trouble grew bigger. Fans making their way to the game reported “a bunch of Spurs casuals causing chaos”, which was understood to be sold out.

In videos posted on social media, dozens of police vans and cars can be seen rushing to the scene and surrounding supporters to try and prevent trouble from happening.

In addition, police were also on patrol near Celtic Park as Celtic took on Norwich at the same time as their Old Firm rivals played.

A police spokeswoman added: “There have been a significant number of football fans intent on causing disorder and violence across the city this afternoon and police officers have had to act swiftly and robustly to ensure public safety and reduce disorder.

“As a result I have authorised officers to use powers available under Section 60 of the Criminal Justice and Public order Act of 1994 which allows officers to stop and search people where this is appropriate and necessary, either in vehicles or on foot.

“This power, which is only authorised when absolutely necessary, also allows officers to require the removal of any item the officer believes is being used wholly or partly for the purposes of concealing their identity.


Spurs firm



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Source: https://www.scotsman.com/

Rangers V Tottenham Hotspur: Four men arrested after football fans attack police with furniture as officer injured
Police say four men have been arrested after football disorder in Glasgow on Saturday, which resulted in one officer being injured.

The disturbance happened on Paisley Road West, not far from Ibrox where Rangers were playing Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday afternoon.

One man was charged with alleged mobbing and rioting offences and police assault, while another three were charged in relation to alleged breach of the peace. offencesPolice officers have been attacked with street furniture as they dealt with the disturbance involving football fans.

Chief Superintendent Mark Sutherland, Greater Glasgow's Divisional Commander, said: "Around 1.30 pm on Saturday, 23 July, 2022, police officers were attacked with street furniture on Paisley Road West, near to Seaward Street, as they prevented a disturbance between rival football supporters."

He added: "There have been a significant number of football fans intent on causing disorder and violence across the city this afternoon and police officers have had to act swiftly and robustly to ensure public safety and reduce disorder."

Mr Sutherland said that as a result of this, he has authorised officers to use powers available under Section 60 of the Criminal Justice and Public order Act of 1994 - which allows officers to stop and search people where this is appropriate and necessary, either in vehicles or on foot.

He said: "This power, which is only authorised when absolutely necessary, also allows officers to require the removal of any item the officer believes is being used wholly or partly for the purposes of concealing their identity.

"As we approach the new football season I would make it clear that this behaviour will not be tolerated. It impacts other members of the public and the vast majority of football supporters who are in the city to enjoy the game."

A Police Scotland spokesperson later confirmed the four arrests, saying: "There were four men arrested in relation to the football disorder in Glasgow on Saturday, 23 July, 2022.

"A 24-year-old man was charged with alleged mobbing and rioting offences and police assault, whilst a further three men, aged 25, 27 and 51 years, were charged with alleged breach of the peace offences."



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

Football fans attack Glasgow police with furniture in street brawl ahead of Rangers game
Violent scenes erupted on Paisley Road West on Saturday afternoon with police called to the scene as Rangers FC prepared to take on Tottenham Hotspur at Ibrox Stadium.

A police officer has been injured after football fans attacked cops with furniture during a mass street brawl on a busy Glasgow road. The shocking scenes took place on Paisley Road West, near Seaward Street, on Saturday ahead of the clash between Rangers and Tottenham Hotspur at Ibrox Stadium.

A 24-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident while an emergency stop and search order has been put in place by Police Scotland. Video footage from the scene shows a large crowd blocking the busy roadway before shouts and jeers erupt from the group as they appear to clash.

At least three marked police vans were filmed racing to the scene to break up the rammy while objects were seen being thrown into the crowd. Chief Superintendent Mark Sutherland has blasted the “significant number” of fans who are causing violent scenes across the city on Saturday.

He said: “Around 1.30 pm on Saturday, 23 July, 2022, police officers were attacked with street furniture on Paisley Road West, near to Seaward Street, as they prevented a disturbance between rival football supporters. A 24-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the incident and a police officer required medical treatment following the attack.

“There have been a significant number of football fans intent on causing disorder and violence across the city this afternoon and police officers have had to act swiftly and robustly to ensure public safety and reduce disorder.

“As a result I have authorised officers to use powers available under Section 60 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act of 1994 which allows officers to stop and search people where this is appropriate and necessary, either in vehicles or on foot.

"This power, which is only authorised when absolutely necessary, also allows officers to require the removal of any item the officer believes is being used wholly or partly for the purposes of concealing their identity.

"As we approach the new football season I would make it clear that this behaviour will not be tolerated. It impacts other members of the public and the vast majority of football supporters who are in the city to enjoy the game."

Torquay United fans banned from their own pub after Exeter City 'ambush' - 25/07/2022

Source : https://www.devonlive.com/


'Don’t attempt to cross my threshold again,' says angry landlord

Torquay United supporters who ambushed and chased Exeter City fans through St Marychurch on Saturday evening have been banned from one of Gulls fans’ favourite football pubs. Molloy’s in St Marychurch is a popular pre and post-match pub with United fans, and visiting fans are always made welcome.

But there was a confrontation outside the pub after Torquay United’s pre-season friendly against City on Saturday afternoon, a match which United won 1-0. Rival fans had taunted each other throughout the match, and trouble broke out an hour after the final whistle.

A small group of Exeter fans were ambushed by around 20 local youths who had been at the pub. One angry Torquay fan said afterwards: “These idiots are not Torquay supporters. They’re nothing to do with the club.”

Now police are investigating, and pub landlord Richard Molloy said the hooligans would be barred from his pub. “Please don’t attempt to cross my threshold again,” he warned.

CCTV footage of the incident is being examined. Mr Molloy pays for an advertising board at Torquay United’s Plainmoor ground, and is a long-standing supporter of the club.

In a Facebook post he wrote: “We as a family business pay £600 a year to support our local club. In turn, we benefit from the business of Torquay United fans before and after home games.

“It’s how local economies work and we’ve always been proud of the loyalty and respect shown by our fellow Torquay United fans, and also from visiting fans who are always welcome in here. Unfortunately, on Saturday there was an incident where about 20 or so lads legged it from the beer garden and through the pub to ambush a handful of Exeter City supporters.

“Obviously we have CCTV footage of everyone involved and they will no longer be welcome in Molloy’s, but on top of that I’d just like to say a few things to those involved. Now I get that football is passion and people who say that lads who like a ruck at the footy don’t love their club are wrong.

“Most lads in firms that I’ve met or know love their club. I get that, but also the old school had respect for others that support their club. They wouldn’t have done this.

“What happened on Saturday was very disrespectful and, frankly, childish, and I’m very angry. The police are here at the moment taking CCTV footage and if you were involved then I’d be expecting a call soon.

“If you were involved at all then please don’t attempt to cross my threshold again. I have all your faces, most of your names and you’ve just lost a good pub to drink in.”

Mr Molloy said he had spoken to police, who told him an investigation had begun. He added: “I’m expecting a bit of grief over this, but I don’t mind. I’m that angry.

“These people need to be told that they can’t just do this.”

Start Gniezno - Falubaz Zielona Gora - 24/07/2022

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36 Falubaz

1 FC Nürnberg - Greuther Furth - 23/07/2022

Source : https://www.derbyderbyderby.it/

14 arrests

After FCN won this derby game 2-0, about 150 supporters gathered at the train station with firecrackers and detonators.

Police intervened and checked 30 people and 14 others were arrested.
They also used pepper sprays and truncheons.

Furth

Indonesie: Bhayangkara - Persib Bandung - 24/07/2022

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Persib Bandung

Derby County - Leicester City - 23/07/2022

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Leicester

Slovan Bratislava - Ferencvaros TC - 27/07/2022

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A Ferencvaros firm (joined by 15 friends from Rapid Wien), gathered the night before the game, 25km outside the Bratislava city-centre.
They announced their presence but no news from Slovan.

Slovan mob marching through the city, looking for Hungarians.

Ferencvaros+Rapid

Three men and two teens to appear in court after alleged disorder at football matches - 26/07/2022

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

Tempers flared at Middlesbrough v Derby County in February and Hartlepool United v Braford City in March

Three men and two teenagers are due to appear in court after being charged with alleged football disorder.

Daron Benjamin, 32, of Willesden Avenue in Derby, will appear at Teesside Magistrates Court on Thursday, July 28, while a 16-year-old boy also from Derby will appear in court on Wednesday, August 17. Both are charged with public order offences following alleged disorder at a match between Middlesbrough and Derby County back in February.

Meanwhile, two Hartlepool men - 30-year-old Martin Richardson and 25-year-old Jake Richardson - will both appear in Teesside Magistrates Court on Friday, July 29, after also being charged with public order offences following pockets of alleged disorder between Hartlepool and Bradford City fans. A 16-year-old also from Hartlepool will appear at Teesside Youth Court on Wednesday, August 17, charged with a public order offence in connection with the same game back in March.

The five males are the latest football fans to appear in court following alleged disorder between all four football clubs, with anti-social behaviour and reported outbreaks of fighting between the fans. Multiple men, both Middlesbrough and Derby County supporters, have since been arrested, charged with public order offences and have been given bans to stay away from football grounds for a number of years.

There have been 18 initial arrests in connection with the disorder in Middlesbrough town centre back in February, as tempers flared between both factions of supporters. Meanwhile, seven men have already been arrested in connection with the alleged disorder between Hartlepool United and Bradford City fans back in March.

Djurgarden IF - NK Rijeka - 27/07/2022

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Djurgarden Yngre have attacked the hotel where Armada Rijeka were. Some of them ran inside and never went out.

Brondby IF - Pogon Szeczin - 28/07/2022

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Pogon (+Feyenoord) vs police








Brondby (right) attacking Pogon (left)

KF Shkupi - Dinamo Zagreb - 26/07/2022

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Shkupi

Germany: Free fight - ??/07/2022

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Köln & Dortmund & Essen vs 1860 Munich
37 vs 37
Win 1860

Free fight - ??/07/2022

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RFFC Vitesse Arnhem vs Sittard & Genk
12 vs 12
Win RFFC

Heracles Almelo - NEC NIjmegen - 29/07/2022

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Old school fight opposing 7 NEC to 10 Almelo.
NEC defeated and police forces intervened.

Bournemouth AFC - Real Sociedad - Friendly game - 30/07/2022

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RSF Firm

Xerez CD - Malaga CF - Friendly game - 30/07/2022

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Le Frente Bokeron, who travelled in good number, was attacked by local ultras.



Frente Bokeron Malaga

Rennes - Aston Villa - Friendly game - 30/07/2022

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Rennes fans attacked Villa. Two english were injured.

Villa fans

Betis Palombie - ??/07/2022

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Supporters Gol Sur

OGC Nice - Torino Calcio - Friendly game - 30/07/2022

Source : https://www.nicematin.com/

17 Italian supporters arrested at Allianz Riviera stadium

For that friendly game opposing Nice to Torino, local police forces have arrested seventeen Italian supporters.
Toro ultras, especiall Granata Ultras, tried to attack Nice supporters close to the stadium.

Police quickly intervened and nobody was injured.

VfL Lübeck - Hansa Rostock - Cup - 30/07/2022

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Angry about the defeat in this DFB Pokal game, Rostock supporters invaded the pitch.




Rostock

Halmstad BK - Landskrona Bois - 30/07/2022

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Chaos in the stands - BoIS and Halmstad fans clash

The game between Halmstad BK and Landskrona BoIS had to be halted for a few minutes after fans of both teams looked to fight in the stands at Örjans vall.

Seven minutes after the start of the second half, the public at the Orjans stadium were worried.
Around 30 BoIS supporters forced open a door to look for the Halmstad supporters. Unrest in the stands led the game's main referee, Tess Olofsson, to choose to stop the game and have the players cleared from the pitch.