Season 23/24 - September

Grasshopper Zürich - Young Boys Bern - 30/09/2023

Source : https://goldkueste24.ch/

Arriving by train, Berne hooligans attacked the police in Zurich, on Saturday evening, before the match.
The municipal police had to resort to rubber bullets and tear gas on several occasions.
The hooligans then seriously damaged a city bus which was transporting them to the stadium. All the windows were broken.

Poland : Górnik II Łęczna - Łada Biłgora - 30/09/2023

Source : Mail

Supporters of Łada Biłgora, reinforced by 49 supporters of Avia Świdnik, were refused access to the stadium, for not respecting the time set by the club to enter inside the stadium.

Hull City - Plymouth Argyle - 30/09/2023

Source : Mail

Plymouth

Norwich City - Birmingham City - 30/09/2023

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

Birmingham mob attacks Norwich fans after Carrow Road defeat

Germany: Free fight - ??/09/2023

Source : mail

Wehen vs Uerdingen
6 vs 6
Win Uerdingen

Poland : Stal Rzeszów - Resovia Rzeszów - 30/09/2023

Source : mail

France : FC Rouen - US Orléans - 01/09/2023

Source : mail

Drouguis Orléans

England : Violent Wolves fans leave 'innocent' punter unconscious after stamping on him during glass bottle attack - 29/09/2023

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

Hooligans Steven Walters, 36, and Nathan Pearce, 28, attacked the man before a game between West Bromwich Albion and Birmingham City

Football hooligans who attacked an 'innocent' punter before a clash between West Bromwich Albion and Birmingham City have been locked up. 'Violent' Wolverhampton Wanderers fans Steven Walters, 36, and Nathan Pearce, 28, left their victim unconscious in the street after beating him ahead of the match at The Hawthorns.

They waited in a road near to a pub packed with Baggies fans before pouncing on their unsuspecting victim as part of cruel pre-arranged plans to fight rival fans. Wolverhampton Crown Court heard the pair were in High Street, West Bromwich on October 15, 2021.

They waited there for eight minutes until spotting two men leaving the Great Lion pub at about 7pm. Baggies fans - who later celebrated their 1-0 Championship game win against Blues - had been inside the pub.

One man managed to flee the scene. But the defendants - both from Wolverhampton - then punched and kicked their victim, knocking him to the ground.

Walters stamped on the victim's head, while Pearce thumped him with a bottle. The victim - who suffered blunt force trauma to his head - landed on broken glass as he collapsed, leaving him with a stab and slash wound to his back.

Walters and Pearce then walked away from the scene, leaving their victim wounded on the ground. The man has since recovered from his injuries.

The thugs had gone to the area as part of a pre-organised football fight, police said. The Wolves fans were also known to officers as suspected football hooligans prior to the attack.