Season 07/08 - August

Toulouse FC - Lyon - 12/08/2007

Source: forum

30 TFC thugs attacked the CNL (Cosa Nostra Lyon) bus. Police intervened.

FC Metz - Paris SG - 18/08/2007

Source : Mail

After the game, hooligans from both sides clashed. 15 PSG lads v 22 Metz lads. Police intervened with dogs. A Pub was damaged. 4 Metz lads were arrested.


PSG lads

AJ Auxerre - SM Caen - 18/08/2007

Source: forum

Free fight between 12 youth from both sides.

Toulouse FC - RC Strasbourg - 18/08/2007

Source: mail

Fight errupted between fans.

EP Manosque - SC Toulon (french 4th Div.) - 26/08/2007

Source : LA PROVENCE

Inside and outside the stadium, violent fights erupted between Toulon lads and locals. Police intervened with a lot of difficulty.

Football fans go on rampage in Cambodia - 26/08/2007

Source: http://www.straitstimes.com

ABOUT 200 Cambodian football fans rioted after the kingdom's youth team failed to score in the second half of an Asian championship match, smashing cars and throwing bottles, officials said on Sunday.
The riot broke out late Saturday at the stadium in Phnom Penh, but ended quickly after police fired a warning shot into the air, said Sao Sokha, president of the Football Federation of Cambodia.

While Cambodia beat Brunei 2-0, local fans got angry when their players were shut out in the second half, said Sao Sokha.

'Fans accused Cambodian players of not trying hard enough in the second half,' he said, adding no one was either arrested or injured.

Cambodia was hosting the Asian Football Federation's under-17 youth championship.

Nine football teams from Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Laos, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam were competing in the tournament.

Viktoria Zizkov - Sparta Praha - 26/08/2007

Source: http://www.ultrassparta.cz

Wydad Casablanca - Raja Casablanca - Cup - 20/10/2007

Source: http://www.map.ma

27 'hooligans' arrested for vandalism acts in Casablanca

Twenty seven people, including sixteen minors, were arrested on Saturday following the incidents that took place during and following a derby between Moroccan football clubs, Wydad and Raja of Casablanca.

The 16 minors, allegedly involved in these incidents that occurred in the compound of Mohammed V complex and in the public way at the end of the match, were arrested in possession of six missiles, while the eleven adults were holding two missiles, a press release of local authorities said.

The same source announced that the minors have been put under police surveillance, while the adults have been held in police custody pending trial.

An officer and a brigadier were injured during these vandalism acts which damaged police vehicles.

The supplier of the missiles used in the stadium was identified and is currently looked for. A number of missiles were seized at his house, the press release said.

Wydad won 2-0 and qualified to the throne Cup semis. The striker Mustapha Bidoudane, a former player of Raja, managed to score the two goals for his new club in the last minutes of the match.

Siroki Brijeg - Hapoel Tel Aviv - ??/08/2007

Source: http://www.worldtopix.com/bosnianews18aug2007.html

Israeli soccer took a turn for the worst Thursday night when Hapoel Tel Aviv fans set fire to the stands in the team's UEFA Cup qualifying match with Široki Brijeg in Bosnia. Two Israeli fans were arrested and one fan was evacuated to a hospital following the incident.

After gaining a 1-0 advantage in the 14th minute, Hapoel fans celebrated by lighting torches and throwing them on the field. Fans threw the torches at the crowd, setting the seats in the old stadium on fire. The UEFA observer and referee immediately ordered the game come to a halt.

The Israeli fans, which were held up by Bosnian police officers before entering the stadium at the start of the game, were confronted once again with the same officers, who beat them severely with sticks.

Many Hapoel Tel Aviv fans suffered bloody injuries from the beating and pushing by Bosnian police officers, who were instructed to evacuate all the Hapoel fans from the stadium.

"One of our fans threw a firecracker into their section and then the Bosnian security forces rushed in and started hitting us indiscriminately," one Hapoel fan said.

The Israeli ambassador in Bosnia has been making attempts to have the two fans who were arrested released in order for them to catch their flight back home.

Only after the evacuation, which took about 15 minutes, was complete did the referee order the game to resume. Israeli fans were not allowed back into the stadium, and missed the end of the match in which their team won 3-0.

Embarrassed Hapoel heads tried to calm things down, but are expecting serious responses from the UEFA administration, which may lead to harsh sanctions or even immediate expulsion from European soccer.

Upon returning to Israel, Hapoel heads will consult with legal advisors in order to try and minimize the sanctions the team will receive.

The Israel Football Association was quick to condemn the incident, saying, "The Football Association condemns all incidents of inappropriate behavior of the fans. It's a shame that a handful of fans harms the beloved team, and gives Hapoel Tel Aviv in particular and Israeli soccer in general a bad name."

Former chairman of the Knesset Inquiry Committee on Violence in Sports Avshalom Vilan said : "It is a shame to Israeli sport in general, and to the soccer fans in particular.I view Hapoel Tel Aviv's fans' violent rioting very severely and urge the team's management to identify the rioters and give their names to the Israeli Police. In addition, they should be banned for good from all of the team's matches in Israel."

Bohemians 1905 Prague - Banik Ostrava - 05/08/2007

Source : rosfcb website





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Source : thordivision.com

Poland: Sokół Kleczew - Górnik Konin - 15/08/2007

Source: http://www.ultras1957konin.prv.pl/

Montenegro: FK Sutjeska Niksic - FK Buducnost Podgorica - 10/08/2007

Source : ultra.fotoplenka.ru

Manchester City - Manchester United - 19/08/2007

Source : Press

Malmö FF - Helsingborgs IF - 07/08/2007

Source : pppress.se

Several supporters were arrested for drunkeness and fights before the game.
Bottles were threw in the direction of police.








At 10.30pm, 200 Helsingborg supporters were arrested in the Malmo city center. Police escorted them back to the train station.







Translation Underground Fans (c)

Gais - Elfsborg - 18/08/2007

Source : GT.se

GAIS supporters who were seated in a pub of the old Goteborg fisherman's wharf were attacked by a mob of 40 to 50 hooligans.
Chairs, glasses and other missiles were exchanged by both sides.
The fight took place for 5 minutes and when police arrived, everything was calm down.
GAIS supporters were really surprised by this attack and don't know who were they assaulters.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Malmö FF - IF Brommapojkarna - 18/08/2007

Source : pppress.se

Two supporters were arrested after a fight took place.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Dynamo Kiev - Karpaty Lviv - 19/08/2007

Source : Reuters

Supporters of Karpaty Lviv hold a German Nazi flag with a swastika.