Season 09/10 - February

VfL Bochum - 1. FC Nürnberg - 27/02/2010

Source : ESPN

Fans hospitalised at Bochum

Eight fans were taken to hospital before Bochum hosted Nurnberg after fireworks and flares were lit in the fans' enclosure.

Two were confirmed to have serious injuries while the other six were also treated in hospital as the conduct of the visiting fans overshadowed an otherwise welcome 0-0 draw for Nurnberg coach Dieter Hecking.

"That is ridiculous," said Hecking. "There is a bit of stupidity involved and it must be condemned."

Director of sport Martin Bader also hopes the behaviour of his club's fans will improve.

He told n-tv television: "I cannot understand it in the slightest. It is stupid and dangerous.

"I hope that the people who were injured recover quickly and that the police have clear images of it."

There was no condemnation for his team's performance on the field, even if it did not quite match the quality they had shown in the 1-1 draw with Bayern Munich last weekend.

And Hecking is confident they will manage to climb out of the relegation zone.

"I am optimistic," declared Hecking. "It didn't look pretty, but we just lacked the last touch in front of goal.

"We have got to change that in the coming weeks because we want to find a way out (of danger)."

Bosnia and Herzegovina : Sloboda Tuzla - Sarajevo - 27/02/2010

Source: tuzlalive.ba








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Paris SG - O.Marseille - 28/02/2010

Source : CBC

A few incidents occurred before kick off outside the stadium and police used tear gas to disperse a handful of PSG fans who threw bottles at them.





Marseille supporters boycotted the match in protest at security measures imposed on visiting fans.



Two PSG fans invaded the pitch during the game and were arrested by the police.





On the videos, Auteuil and Boulogne fought











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Source : Mail

before the game :
Boulogne independents attack Auteuil ultras by their stand.
Boulogne fans are finally rejected by the riot police.

second 1/2 time :
2 guys try to invade the pitch - They will by stopped by security and police.

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Source: french newspapers

A 38-years-old Boulogne fan is in a very bad condition after yesterday's troubles between Paris-Saint-Germain's fans. According to several sources, he fell into a deep coma, with slice chances to recover.
Witnesses assume he has been violently kicked on the ground by a group of 50 Auteuil fans.

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Source : ESPN

PSG fans were left fuming by their team's performance against their bitter rivals and attempted to storm the pitch after the third goal before being successfully held back by stewards.

Tension was already high before the match and a fan remains seriously injured in hospital following clashes between PSG fans shortly before kick-off which saw several people arrested.

Riot police, using tear gas, also had to control the crowd during the game, which the Marseille fans had boycotted in protest at the severe security measures that were going to be used to manage them. They will have been disappointed to miss an impressive result against their fierce rivals.





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Source : Mail (thanks to the sender)

So Marseille supporter didnt came to Paris to protest against security conditions, but to be honnest these security conditions were justified, it would have been really hot if they came.

Even if they didn't show up it has been a very hot night in Paris, i arrived in front of Virage Auteuil at 7:15pm and it was already a big riot, Auteuil (maybe 500, hard to say) vs Police, a lot of gas in the air, everything is flying to the police. A lot of Auteuil guys entered in the stadium because of the gas and police charges. At 7:45 we are maybe 300 ultras and lambdas still in front of Auteuil but not in the stadium when 200 Boulogne hools show up in front of Auteuil singing "supras on t'encule" and some racist stuff, really hardcore lads of all generations of Boulogne. At the begening Auteuil is very surprised and a lot of lambdas are affraid but after one hard minute Auteuil leaders gathered a good group and charged Boulogne, Boulogne ran back for an 100 metters and there it was a really hardcore fight, a Boulogne guy from CFP is at now between life and death. For the first time i realy felt HATE from Auteuil people against Boulogne lads. I think they didn't think that Auteuil could fight them like that. all Auteuil guys who were already in the stadium and who cant' go out are looking at the scene singing "Boulogne on t'encule", they tried to break the doors to go out, but when they made it police separated Boulogne and Auteuil.

During the match, Auteuil didn't sing a lot, and protest against the club's owner, after the 3rd goal of OM, some flares were thrown to the field from Auteuil and Boulogne tried to go to the field but police came.

After the game some new riots against police on the both sides of the stadium because they were blocking the streets to avoid a new fight between Auteuil and Boulogne.

I realy hope that the Boulogne guy who is a coma will survive, he is an old member of Casual Firm Paris, the most respected firm of Boulogne. if he dies this war between Auteuil and Boulogne will get to an higher level and will reach us to the END of Paris tifoseria, and even if he survive i don't know what can happen now.

Its realy a pity to see that when i imagine what we could be capable of if we were togather, but the cultural differences are too big.

Padova - Torino - 27/02/2010

Source : padova24ore.it

Tension after the game won by Torino 1-0, near the Euganeo stadium, where 200 local ultras mobbed up to protest against last bad results of their team.
Finally, police charged these angry fans.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

VfB Stuttgart - Eintracht Frankfurt - 27/002/2010

Source : ka-news.de

Karlsruhe police said several troubles opposed Kalrsruhe supporters to Frankfurt supporters who came back from a game played in Stuttgart.
Fights occured at the train station Saturday night but also Sunday morning when KSC supporters attacked 50 Eintracht fans and also caused damages, at 5am.
Then, a fight erupted with 70 KSC fans.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Frankfurt mob

Lyon - OGC Nice - 27/02/2010

Source : leprogres.fr

Three Nice supporters arrested

Saturday night, a few minutes before kick-off, a skirmish erupted near the Gerland stadium.
Three away fans, in their twenties, were arrested by police as they threw missiles.

Translation Underground Fans (c)

Real Oviedo - Sporting Gijon B - 28/02/2010

Source: http://www.teleasturias.com/digital/index.php?gSec=noticia&gId=9648

During this derby, players fought on the pitch and local supporter became angry so they tried to invade the pitch.
Local stewards intervened.

Leyton Orient - Swindon Town - 28/02/2010

Source: http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/football_league/article7044444.ece

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Another crass choice was made during the second half by the Swindon fans who lit a flare and threw it towards an empty row of seats halfway down a stand that has wooden floors. Three people were arrested. The game needed a spark, but not of that variety.

Bayer Leverkusen - 1.FC Köln - 27/02/2010

Source: http://www.rp-online.de/bergischesland/leverkusen/nachrichten/leverkusen/Gewalt-beim-Fussball-Derby_aid_825976.html

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Scotland : St Mirren FC - Hamilton Academical - 27/02/2010

Source : BBC News

Police arrest 15 football fans after trouble in Paisley

Thirteen men are due in court in Paisley later to face charges in relation to rioting and mobbing in the town centre at the weekend.

They were arrested, along with two 15-year-old boys after a large-scale disturbance in Causeyside Street at about 1600 GMT on Saturday.

It is thought they were all football fans in the town for the SPL game between St Mirren and Hamilton Accies.

The men were expected to appear from custody at Paisley Sheriff Court.

The two teenagers were released after being reported to the Children's Reporter.

The St Mirren v Hamilton Accies match at St Mirren Park in Paisley on Saturday finished in a 0-0 draw.

A spokeswoman for Strathclyde Police said: "At about 1600 GMT on Saturday police attended reports of a large-scale disturbance on Causeyside Street.

"A total of 15 males, ranging in age from 15 to 50 years, were arrested. The two 15-year-olds were reported to the Children's Reporter and later released.

"The remaining 13 were detained in police custody and were due to appear in court on alleged charges relating to mobbing and rioting."