Season 23/24 - January

Carlisle United - Bolton Wanderers - 27/01/2024

Source : Mail

Bolton

Hartlepool United - York City - 27/01/2024

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

Fighting broke out between Hartlepool United and York City fans after their National League game on Saturday. Footage emerged on social media of clashes between the two sets of fans after the hosts won 2-1.

One video showed a group of men fighting by a set of traffic lights as cars blared their horns as they drove by. Officers did eventually arrive on the scene but not until after one man was knocked out and another supporter was left bloodied.

There was also allegations about the away end being overcrowded, coins being thrown and heavy-handed police tactics on a worrying day. York released a statement, which said: “York City Football Club are shocked by the footage seen, and are very aware of events that unfortunately occurred, following Saturday afternoon’s fixture against Hartlepool United.

“We strongly condemn any form of violence, in any setting, from anybody. Further steps are now set to be taken to fully investigate Saturday afternoon, ensuring that the right measures are in place for the future. The Football Club will make no further comment at this stage until it has met with key personnel surrounding yesterday’s events.”

SC Paderborn 07 - SpVgg Greuther Fürth - 21/01/2024

Source : Mail

80/100 ultras/hooligans Paderborn


Fürth & Lippstadt

Italy : Monza - Sassuolo - 28/01/2024

Source : https://www.ilmessaggero.it/

An ultra from Sassuolo fell about 3 meters. The young man, aged 25, was straddling the railing, lost his balance and fell. The match was interrupted to allow emergency services to intervene. He was taken to San Gerardo Hospital in Monza. Fortunately, his condition is not serious.

RCD Mallorca - Real Betis - 27/01/2024

Source : Mail

Betis

KSC Lokeren & NAC Breda - 27/01/2024

Source : Mail

England : FA investigates crowd trouble during Wolves’ victory at West Brom - 29/01/2024

Source : https://www.theguardian.com/football/2024/jan/28/fa-investigation-into-crowd-trouble-wolves-west-brom-fa-cup-football

   Players left pitch for 35 minutes after fighting broke out
   Five arrests made during match and one before FA Cup tie

The Football Association has started an investigation into the crowd trouble that marred the first Black ­Country derby with supporters for 12 years as players had to leave the pitch for 35 minutes during Wolves’ 2-0 win at West Bromwich Albion in the FA Cup fourth round on Sunday.

Fighting erupted in the corner of the Halfords Lane Stand in which some members of the West Brom players’ families were seated. It is claimed that the identity of a few Wolves fans in this area became apparent when they were seen cele­brating Matheus ­Cunha’s goal in the 78th minute of the tie.

That prompted frightening scenes as the fighting spilled out on to the pitch. Missiles were thrown and the West Brom defender Kyle ­Bartley waded in to protect his family, ­emerging with his child in his arms before following the Wolves ­players down the tunnel on the officials’ advice.

Riot police were called in to join other police and stewards seeking to restore law and order. With 400 West Midlands Police stretched to the limit at hot spots at opposite ends of the ground, singular fans wandered out on to the pitch to taunt their opposing number before being led away by stewards.

There were five arrests during the game, plus one beforehand. At least one fan was also taken away on a stretcher while another with blood pouring from his head was escorted away with his arms held behind his back. A ball boy was hit on the head by a plastic bottle.

West Brom have pledged to ban for life any fan culpable in the ­fighting. “The club will work with West Midlands Police and the Football Association to fully investigate the incidents which resulted in a ­suspension to the game,” a club statement read. “Any individual involved in the ­disorder will be subject to a club ban, in addition to potential criminal investigation.”

Sanctions available to the FA range from a fine to partial stadium ­closure. In a statement, the ­governing body said: “The disorder that occurred … is completely unacceptable. Safety and security are of the utmost importance, and the behaviour of those involved is dangerous and ­inexcusable. We will be investigating these serious incidents alongside the clubs and the relevant ­authorities, and the appropriate action will be taken.”

Excelsior Rotterdam - FC Utrecht - 27/01/2024

Source : mail

Young Boys Kralingen (Excelsior) & Blue White Casuals (FC Eindhoven)

Reims - FC Nantes - 28/01/2024

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BL Nantes

Royal Union Saint Gilloise - RWD Molenbeek - 31/01/2024

Source : Mail

Molenbeek with RUSG antifa flag

France : Nîmes Olympique - FC Rouen - 26/01/2024

Source : Mail

Gladiators Nîmes

Millwall FC - Leicester City - 06/01/2024

Source : Mail

Leicester