Season 22/23 - October

Silkeborg IF - Randers FC - 17/10/2022

Source : mail

Randers YNGRE

Bordeaux - FC Metz - 08/10/2022

Source : Mail

RSC Charleroi - KV Kortrijk - 18/10/2022

Source : RTBF + Dhnet.be

Angry about the last restults and their chairman, Charleroi supporters blocked their stand and did not sing for the first 12 minutes of the game and after that they never stop singing against their chairman.

Finally, as it was 2-0 for them, when Kortrijk equalized Charleroi supporters threw several smoke bombs and firecrackers into the pitch and the referee stopped the game for 10 minutes.

Australia: Melbourne Victory - West Sydney Wanderers - 15/10/2022

Source :mail

Melbourne




West Sydney


OSM Melbourne Victory

Netherlands: Rijnsbrugse Boys - De Graafschap - Cup - 18/10/2022

Source :mail

Rijnburg Youth

Finland: Free fight - 18/10/2022

Source: mail

HJK Helsinki vs HIFK
8 vs 8
u19
Win HJK

Grazer AK - Sturm Graz - Cup - 19/10/2022

Source: https://www.skysportaustria.at/

After 15 years, Graz derby game is back !

Braunschweig Eintracht - VfL Wolfsburg - Cup - 18/10/2022

Source: https://www.braunschweiger-zeitung.de/

Police needed to intervene several times outside the stadium.
Some fights erupted after the game.

Cadiz CF - Real Betis Balompie - 19/10/2022

Source: https://www.eldesmarque.com/

Some Cadiz ultras threw several kind of missiles in direction of away fans' escort so police forces intervened between both sides.

Arsenal FC - PSV Eindhoven - 20/10/2022

Source: Mail

PSV




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Source : https://www.football.london/

PSV supporters spotted throwing flares into Arsenal supporters after Europa League defeat

OM-Francfurt: Marseille fan charged with attempted murder for firing distress rocket - 21/10/2022

Source: https://sportsbrief.com/

A supporter of French football club Marseille was on Friday charged with attempted murder for firing a distress rocket which seriously injured a German fan during a Champions League game last month.

The 26-year-old man admitted "being the author of the projectile shot towards the visitors' parking lot" during the match against Eintracht Frankfurt in the southern French port city on September 13, local prosecutors said.

On Friday, the accused was released by the judge, a decision which French prosecutors have appealed. The victim, a 65-year-old man, was shot in the neck, while his friend, aged 64, was burned on one hand trying to brush away the smoke.

He needed hospital treatment after the incident and he is expected to need four months off work. The game, which Marseille lost 1-0, was marred by incidents with 17 people arrested.

Are we witnessing the great return of hooligans in France ? - 21/10/2022

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

The images of the violence that took place at the Allianz Riviera in Nice on September 8, during the Europa League Conference match between Les Aiglons and FC Cologne, are still in everyone’s mind. Marseille, Brest, Reims… Guerrilla scenes that have continued to multiply in stadiums in France for a year.



A “hooliganism 2.0”

Against the background of rivalry between groups of supporters, it is before or after football matches that these violent groups meet. Some do not even attend the meeting. They just go to the edge of the stadiums to fight it out. This is how PSG supporters reportedly went to Auxerre on September 3 for the AJ Auxerre-Olympique de Marseille match, to do battle with OM supporters.

Violence that “has always existed”, according to Sébastien Louis, author of the book Ultras, the other protagonists of football. For the latter, “there is no return of hooligans. There is just hooliganism 2.0.” Be that as it may, it goes without saying that the politicization of the stands has intensified in recent months.

Politicization of the stands ?

Behind this violence between hooligans, there are actually political ideologies. In particular that of the far right, like the Celtic crosses, a neo-fascist symbol, which were displayed last May during the Lorient-Reims match last season or more recently in the Brest stands at the start of the season.

Against a backdrop of sporting, but therefore also ideological, rivalry, hooligans meet on the sidelines of meetings. Last March, a fight organized in an industrial zone of Reims sees opposing two clans of different groups (Reims, Toulouse, Boulogne and Paris on one side, Strasbourg, Nancy and Rouen on the other). For three minutes, the 120 hooligans kicked, punched, belted and brass knuckled. At least one participant was stabbed with a knife.

Concerns for Qatar ?

So should we worry about the major events to come? The images of chaos during Euro 2016 in Marseille can bring back painful memories. On the Old Port of the city, the English hooligans had faced those Russians.

But for Sébastien Louis, “there is nothing to fear for the next major event”, the World Cup in Qatar. “The people who go there have nothing to do with those who support a club,” explains the specialist in hooliganism. To secure this event, France will also send 200 gendarmes and police officers to facilitate exchanges in the event of tensions on the spot. Authorities will closely monitor people traveling to Qatar.

AFC Barrow - Carlisle United - 18/10/2022

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

Football fan arrested after firework explodes on pitch by player in 'dangerous' incident



Police have arrested a football fan after a firework exploded after being thrown onto the pitch during AFC Barrow’s 2-0 win over Carlisle United in the Papa John's Trophy. The incident occurred within the first three minutes of the Cumbrian derby, holding the match up for 17 minutes, and it did not resume until it was confirmed that someone was in custody.

Carlisle goalkeeper Michael Kelly was the closest player to the pyrotechnic but luckily he escaped injury with the match quickly stopped afterwards in order to protect player safety. Talks were ongoing between match officials and police, causing the 17-minute hold-up, and Barrow fans were cleared from the home end while an arrest was made. The club have pledged to ban the culprit from the stadium for life.

Anderlecht fined €50,000 and a match without fans in the Conference League - 21/10/2022

Source : https://www.brusselstimes.com/

Anderlecht has been given a €50,000 fine following incidents at West Ham in the Conference League, European soccer body UEFA said on Friday. The club will also have to play one actual away match without spectators in European competitions plus a suspended one

During Anderlecht’s 1-2 defeat at West Ham on 13 October, its fans made headlines for the wrong reason by lobbing objects onto the pitch. Smoke bombs and seats were also thrown at West Ham fans.

The Brussels club has been fined €50,000 by UEFA and will not be able to sell tickets to its supporters for its next two European away games.

Anderlecht is currently in third place in Group B of the Conference League with four points, two behind Silkeborg. The Brussels team hosts Steaua Bucharest on Thursday at 18:45 Hrs. before traveling to Silkeborg, without its fans, for a game on Thursday, 13 November.

Rangers issued €40,000 UEFA fine over four Liverpool Champions League breaches - 21/10/2022

Source : https://www.heraldscotland.com/

The Ibrox club have been slapped with four fines in relation to the lighting of fireworks, throwing of objects, a provocative message of an offensive nature and violation of the UEFA Return to Play Protocol.

Free-fight - 22/10/2022

Source: Mail

Rennes (France) vs Aachen (Germany) & Roda (The Netherlands)
12x12
1,30 mn
Rennes won

Union Berlin without its fans in away game in Union Saint-Gilloise - 21/10/2022

Source : https://www.rtl.be/

Union Berlin will not be able to count on its supporters during the trip to Union Saint-Gilloise for the 6th and final day of Group D of the Europa League on Thursday 3 November. The German club was sanctioned with a European away match without a supporter by UEFA, European football body, on Friday.

During Union Berlin's 0-1 victory in Malmö on October 6, Berlin fans lit and threw smoke bombs on the pitch. For these facts, UEFA has sanctioned the German club with a fine of 35,000 euros and a ban on selling tickets to its supporters for its next European away match, i.e. at Union Saint-Gilloise on Thursday 3 November. .

Montpellier HSC - Lyon - 22/10/2022

Source : https://france3-regions.francetvinfo.fr/

Only 400 Lyon supporters allowed to Mosson stadium Saturday

Even if no rivalry opposes the two clubs, it is a match "classified at risk" according to the prefect of L'Hérault, "in view of the proven risk of disturbing public order". Hugues Moutouh therefore preferred prevention to cure. On Saturday, the MHSC receives Olympique Lyonnais for the 12th day of the Ligue 1 championship. And many OL supporters were planning to make the trip.

Access to the Mosson stadium for Lyon supporters will finally be "within the limit of 400 people, provided with tickets". They will be "transported by bus with a framework of the police," said the press release from the Prefecture.

KFC Uerdingen 05 - SC Rot-Weiß Oberhausen - Cup - 19/10/2022

Source: https://www.wz.de/

After the game, around 100 Uerdingen supporters sought confrontation with their RWO counterparts. Police used pepper spray and batons to separate both groups. Three people were bitten by police dogs. Two police officers were injured.

During the match, 4 RWO fans attempted to steal a banner from the home fans. The latter also tried to invade the lawn.

VfR Aalen - Eintracht Trier - 22/10/2022

Source: https://www.schwaebische-post.de/

Police is controlling a Trier mob, classified as cateegory C.





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Source: Trier view

Trier the night before with 21 men in the center of Aalen. After contacting Aalen, going through the city center and waiting for four hours, Aalen was unable to appear.
22.10.2022 game day. Early message from Trier to Aalen that we are back in their city and in a pub in the city center. In ideal conditions for an exchange of blows, Aalen attacked only with bottles and stones.

FSV Mainz 05 - 1. FC Köln - 21/10/2022

Source: https://www.welt.de/

At least 70 smoke bombs/firecrackers were used by Köln fans, Mainz police said on Saturday.

At the end of the match, there were fights between the Mainz fans themselves, in "Q Block". A steward was also attacked, forcing the police to intervene with pepper spray and batons. Several people were injured.

Borussia Dortmund - VfB Stuttgart - 22/10/2022

Source: https://www.ruhrnachrichten.de/

Police prevent 300 Stuttgart fans from attending game at Borussia Dortmund

The supporters were charged with civil disorder, with the police tweeting that many of them were masked and uncooperative.

The fans were stopped on a street in the Dortmund city centre and prevented from continuing their journey towards the stadium.

After the final whistle, the Stuttgart fans were allowed to board their buses, which were escorted out of the city.

Shamrock Rovers - St Patrick's - 22/10/2022

Source: mail

Shamrock Youth

Ternana - Genoa - 22/10/2022

Source: Local press

Serious troubles before the game when Genoa ultras clashed with police forces.
They also threw an home made bomb to local supporters.
This was a game under tension as Ternana supporters are connected to Genoa arch-rivals from Sampdoria.

Sporting Portugal - Casa Pia - 22/10/2022

Source: portuguese press

Clashes between Sporting supporters and police forces.