Season 21/22 - November

Sporting Portugal - Besiktas JK - 03/11/2021

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Fight in front of the stadium, opposing both sets of fans (30-handed on both sides).
Besiktas ran away.

Besiktas info: 21 Besiktas vs 35/40 Sporting lads with weapons (like seen on some vids)





Carsi Berlin



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Agreement on 28 (Sporting) v 21 (Beşiktaş) and fist fight only. Before the meeting, as you can see in the picture, messages of the 'come unarmed', 'come with hands' type were sent by their side. They did not came the agreed point in their own city. Then, as you can see in the picture, they attacked a group of 21 hools from Beşiktaş, who went around their stadium to look for them, with iron sticks, bats and knives. Their numbers were over 40. Few Beşiktaş hools fought well against their cheating opponents.
"Brave sporting hooligans" (sorry, p*ssies)

Atalanta Bergamo - Manchester United - 02/11/2021

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Atalanta ultras attacked a pub with English fans inside, nights before the game.





Man U Inter City Jibbers


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Source: The Mirror

Atalanta thugs attack Man Utd supporters as city put in place 24-hour booze ban

The Italian city of Bergamo has imposed a 24-hour ban on the sale of alcohol above 5% ahead of Manchester United's Champions League clash with Atalanta after a group of travelling fans were attacked

A group of Manchester United supporters have been attacked by a set of Atalanta thugs ahead of Tuesday evening's Champions League clash in Italy.

The city of Bergamo was already planning to impose 24-hour alcohol ban before a number of supporters with their faces covered went after United's travelling fans at a bar on Monday evening.

One United fan was injured along with a waitress, according to Italian outlet La Gazetta dello Sport.

The newspaper adds that the local authorities have already carried out four searches, seizing images taken from security cameras.

The sale of alcohol above 5% is to be banned from Tuesday morning to Wednesday morning in bars, restaurants and shops in the centre of Bergamo to the surrounding areas of the Gewiss Stadium in an attempt to clamp down on potential animosity.

United say they are aware of an 'isolated incident on Sunday night where a number of fans were involved in an unprovoked altercation in a city centre bar'.

They added: "Local police are providing support and we are liaising with our fans on the ground to ensure tonight’s match passes off peacefully."

Monday's events in northern Italy mirror what happened to a group of Red Devils supporters ahead of the Europa League final in the Polish city of Gdansk.

Videos circulating on social media in May showed a group of what appeared to be local hooligans chanting and running from a bar, leaving tables and chairs overturned.

Fans will be now hoping to both stay safe and enjoy seeing their side win a match away in Europe for the first time this season which would extend their lead at the top of Group F.

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Dundee FC:Dundee fans sent pyro warning as club threaten Dens Park bans  - 02/11/2021

Source : https://www.nottheoldfirm.com/

Dundee have sent a warning to fans that they risk being arrested and banned from Dens Park if they continue to use pyro at away games – calling it a “worrying and dangerous new trend” among fans.

The Dee have cited the example of an Aberdeen fan who is awaiting his day in court after using a flare at Dens as they pleaded with supporters to stop bringing pyro to games and putting themselves and other supporters at risk.

Dundee host Celtic on Sunday before the international break and it will be interesting to see whether fans bring their flares to Dens for the visit of the Hoops.

With the Dens Park club threatening serious repercussions, fans might just decide to tread lightly and avoid landing themselves in any further bother.

Dundee’s warning to fans in full:
“The club are becoming increasingly concerned at the escalating use of pyrotechnic devices by our supporters at away venues.

“We have been particularly pleased and grateful for the backing that the team has received on the road this season in both numbers and vocal support since our return to the top flight.

“However, so far this season, pyrotechnics have been evident amongst our support at Fir Park, Tannadice, Tynecastle and at the SMISA Stadium on Saturday.

“This is a worrying and dangerous new trend amongst the traveling Dundee support and the club would appeal to those who are indulging in the use of pyrotechnics to stop it.

“CCTV footage from the various venues is being examined by the Club and action will be taken if the individuals concerned are identified.

“Please be reminded that it is a criminal offence to bring pyrotechnic devices into a football stadium and you are liable, if caught, to be arrested and charged or at the very least expelled and possibly banned from Dens Park.

“As a recent example, one individual from the visiting support at Dens for the recent Aberdeen fixture was identified, arrested, and charged and will appear in court later this month.

“We would appeal to everyone to be aware of just how dangerous and potentially unstable these devices are and refrain from taking them to football matches where large crowds make the risk of potentially serious injury a very real threat.”

Breda mayor argues for more measures against football violence - 02/11/2021

Source : NL Times



Mayor Paul Depla of Breda argued for extra measures to stop violence in and around football stadiums. He is thinking of temporarily closing the parts of a stadium where things go wrong, a (digital) reporting obligation for hooligans with a stadium ban, and a penalty point system with consequences for the license of clubs that do not have safety in order.

Depla will officially make proposals after a Control Group Football and Security meeting, which includes the KNVB, mayors, police, and judiciary. He represents the mayors of the host cities in this consultation. He emphasized that the control group cannot make decisions but thinks it is high time that persistent violent confrontations during football matches ended.

In his view, closing stadium sections should not happen immediately if things happen that are not allowed, such as racist chants, violence, or setting off fireworks. "From a public safety point of view, that is not wise. But two weeks later. If we don't step up now, we normalize behavior that does not belong in football stadiums. And the bad guys become untouchable, and we know who is really in charge in the stadium." According to Depla, exactly how it should be implemented requires research and elaboration.

With the penalty point system, he thinks of a similar model that already applies to clubs that do not have their finances in order. In extreme cases, they can lose their license. Safety should not be the last item. If clubs do not have it in order, there should be consequences."

The duty to report is not entirely new. It has been discussed before. "It's high time that it was finally implemented." The Breda mayor also advocates "dusting of existing instruments" such as a stadium ban along with an area ban, disciplinary measures that the KNVB can impose, and a better look at the organization of matches. "We kind of put ourselves to sleep thinking that things were going well. What is happening in stadiums now is abnormal. We have to make sure that the people who feel untouchable are not in charge."

The KNVB and the Eredivisie CV do not want to respond further to what was discussed in the control group. Both parties will first await the consultation on Tuesday afternoon with Minister Ferdinand Grapperhaus of Justice and Security, they said.

Argentina: Coronel Daza - Independiente ​- 31/10/2021

Source : https://www.elesquiu.com/deportes/2021/11/2/violentos-incidentes-entre-policias-hinchas-en-la-cancha-de-coronel-daza-414548.html

Severe troubles opposing supporters to police forces



Everything started after 33 minutes of playing when a local supporter have attacked a linesman so the referee stopped the game and police forces entered the stand to calm supporters down but everything was worse as missiles were thrown.

Austria Wien march -  02/11/2021

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Austria Wien supporters have march through the city to commemorate the people who died during the terrorist attack in 2020.

Juventus Turin - Zenit St Petersburg - 02/11/2021

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Zenit lads

Belgium: Fines - 02/11/2021

Source : RTBF

2500 euros fines for Beerschot and KV Mechelen



The Disciplinary Committee of the Belgian Football Union (URBSFA) imposed fines of 2,500 euros on Beerschot and KV Mechelen after a (0-1) match on October 17 in which supporters used pyrotechnics.

Beerschot supporters threw pyrotechnics and two purple smoke bombs on the ground. The referee therefore had to suspend the match for a few minutes. Shortly before, Malinois fans had also resorted to other pyrotechnic devices. Five club supporters suffered hearing damage as a result.

For the Beerschot, this fine even climbs to 3,000 euros, because a suspended fine of October 12 has therefore been implemented. "The use of pyrotechnic material has nothing to do on a football field and should be absolutely prohibited. This material can endanger the physical integrity (hearing damage, burns) of other supporters, players, members of the technical staff and referees ", rules the verdict.

Crewe Alexandra fans suspended over racist abuse reports - 02/11/2021

Source : BBC

Two football fans' attendance has been suspended amid reports of racist abuse at a match.

Crewe Alexandra said it had been made aware of an incident inside its stadium during Saturday's League One game with Milton Keynes Dons.

The club said two supporters would not be allowed to matches while police investigated.

Cheshire Constabulary confirmed a probe was under way.

The club has also informed the EFL and the Kick it Out campaign.

Crewe thanked those who reported the incident and said it would "not tolerate any form of abuse or discrimination".


Police said officers had spoken to two men about the matter.

The force added its investigation was ongoing and urged anyone with information to get in touch.

Marseille - SS Lazio Rome - 03/11/2021

Source : The Star

Lazio fans banned from attending Marseille match

The decree issued Sunday forbids supporters of the Serie A side from travelling to Marseille for Thursday's fixture at the Velodrome in the French south coast port city.

• The ban mirrors one put in place by the Italian authorities preventing Marseille's fans from attending the first leg in Rome on October 21.

• The French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin justified the ban because of repeated "violent behaviour" of Lazio supporters

Lazio fans have been banned from attending this week's Europa League match at Marseille, although the French government's order produced an angry response from the Italian club on Monday.

The decree issued Sunday forbids supporters of the Serie A side from travelling to Marseille for Thursday's fixture at the Velodrome in the French south coast port city.

The ban mirrors one put in place by the Italian authorities preventing Marseille's fans from attending the first leg in Rome on October 21.

The French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin justified the ban because of repeated "violent behaviour" of Lazio supporters and their frequent use of fascist chants and Nazi salutes.

The Serie A club called for an explanation from "the French authorities".

"Lazio cannot accept a gratuitous insult against all its supporters and against the club itself which has always campaigned against violent behaviour and all forms of discrimination in and outside stadiums," the club said in a statement.

Wolverhampton Wanderers - Everton FC - 01/11/2021

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Olympiakos Pireus - Eintracht Frankfurt - 03/11/2021

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250 Gate 7 Olympiakos marched through the city the night before the game to find Frankfurt hooligans in their hotel.
Arriving close to this hotel police intervened and clashes followed.



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Source: https://www.ekathimerini.com/

Riot police clash with football hooligans in central Athens

Riot police clashed with football hooligans in the central Athens area of Monastiraki on Wednesday night. According to information from the scene, approximately 250 people were trying to locate the visiting supporters of German club Eintracht Frankfurt. Instead, the group attacked a patrolling riot police squad with flare guns.

The German supporters are based in hotels around Omonoia Square and had earlier organized a rally towards Syntagma Square.

Eintracht Frankfurt is playing Piraeus club Olympiakos for the Europa League on Thursday.

Bayer Leverkusen - Real Bétis - 04/11/2021

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Arranged meeting between locals and United Family Betis but cancelled by police when locals arrived.



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Real Sociedad - SK Sturm Graz - 04/11/2021

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Free fight opposing RSF Firm to Graz.
12 vs 12
Win RSF Firm

AC Milan - FC Porto - 03/11/2021

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Porto casuals in Milan

Spain: Dawn raid on neo-nazi group, linked with Boixos Nois for drug trafficking - 02/11/2021

Source : spanish press

Police arrest a dozen of ultras for criminal organisation in Sabadell area



The last fortress has fallen. The National Police (CNP) on Tuesday dismantled a neo-Nazi group based in Sabadell (Barcelona) which is said to be devoted to drug trafficking and sexual exploitation. The agents arrested more than ten members of a collective ultra made up of sympathizers of Boixos Nois, but who had gathered around Último Bastión to commit crimes. Many of them have a track record for similar crimes and also for their participation in violent acts of a neo-Nazi nature.

Dídac G., one of the leaders of this group, was arrested on the orders of the Sabadell court, which is investigating the facts in a case which, for the moment, remains subject to secrecy. Dídac allegedly participated in a demonstration in October 2019 in Plaza Artós in Barcelona against the independence movement. The march resulted in the brutal assault of a 23-year-old for which the prosecution is asking for five years in prison for four people.

Genís V., another of the detainees, was one of the convicts for the attack that a group of skinheads carried out in the Stroika room in Manresa in 2012, which nearly claimed the life of a young man.

The operation took place early in the morning in various places in the Vallès area.
Several of the arrested people come from groups linked to the ultra football world and have connections with the Boixos Nois (radical Barça supporters), although their main occupation is, presumably, organized crime.

The investigation attributes to the members of Último Bastión arrested the crimes of criminal organization, money laundering, drug trafficking and pimping. Agents carried out simultaneous searches throughout the day in Sabadell, Barberà, Castellar, Polinyà, Sant Quirze del Vallès and Torrelles de Llobregat, among others.

Members of the Barcelona criminal justice and immigration police participated in the operation, but also intelligence agents due to the ultra profile of several of the detainees, according to Eldiario. Those arrested are due to appear in court on Thursday, according to the same sources.

This is not the first time that links have emerged between radical football clubs and organized crime. The Casuals, considered the most violent faction of the Boixos Nois, are under the control of the Mossos d'Esquadra for their involvement in large-scale drug trafficking and some of its members have been tried and convicted of extortion. nightlife businessmen to secure the safety of the premises.

Ferencvaros TC - Celtic Glasgow - 01/11/2021

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About 20 Ferencvaros waiting a few hundred meters from a gig Celtic fans were at in Budapest scoping it and looking for stragglers. Eventually they turned up but left as police had shut the gig down about an hour before.

1 FC Union Berlin - Feyenoord Rotterdam - 03/11/2021

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The night before the game, Feyenoord painted a city wall.








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40 Feyenoord lads were arrested as they had a planned fight with Herthe Berlin lads.
Police forces intervened before.





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Source: https://netherlandsnewslive.com/

Dozens of hooligans who wanted to fight in Berlin, more than 50 from Feyenoord

The police in Berlin intercepted no fewer than 71 German and Dutch hooligans with combat material on Wednesday evening. The 70 men and one woman have been arrested.

It concerns 58 hooligans from Feyenoord and thirteen from FC Union Berlin and FC Energie Cottbus, a police spokesperson told this site. “They were intercepted in Kreuzberg (a Berlin entertainment district) and in Treptower Park with weighted gloves, fighting bits and balaclavas intended for a violent encounter. They also set off fireworks.

The 71 detainees are still in custody on Thursday morning and there is a good chance that they will not see anything of the game, the spokesperson continues. They will appear before an investigating judge later today. It is being investigated whether they can be held until the end of the day.”

In the course of Wednesday, according to the police, about 1500 Feyenoord fans arrived in Berlin. They gathered at popular nightlife spots such as Hackescher Markt (Mitte). There was a grim atmosphere there on Wednesday evening. The Dutch set off torches and smoke bombs and caused trouble when the police intervened. Pubs and restaurants stopped selling alcohol and closed early. Officers were pelted with bottles and had to escort unwilling fans from some restaurants,” the spokeswoman said. No police officers were injured, she said. Most fans then spread across the city center, where it remained relatively quiet.

Prior to the interception of the violent football fans, there were already reports of hooligans wanting to meet each other. Hooligans from FC Union Berlin would receive support from comrades in arms from Cottbus, Dresden, Magdeburg and other parts of Germany and even from Poland and Denmark. They wanted to meet in ‘symbolic places’ in the German capital, it was said.

The police in Berlin consider the match between FC Union and Feyenoord as one with a ‘high risk’ and are deploying as many as 1900 men for law enforcement. She receives support from the federal police, which monitor the influx of fans and patrol with horses, as well as from officers from five other states and from members of the special football unit (VBE) from Rotterdam.

The first three police officers of the seven-strong unit for this occasion have been in town since Tuesday evening. The other four arrived in the course of Wednesday. They come over at the request of the police in the German capital. Two weeks ago, he was also present in Rotterdam with ‘connoisseurs’ from the hard core of Union. The delegations operate on the basis of requests for mutual legal assistance on each other’s territory.

,,We join our colleagues in Berlin and work together with them. We will start in the city center and move from there to the vicinity of the Olympic Stadium,” a spokesperson told this site.

The football unit mixes with its German colleagues among the supporters, gauges the mood and especially checks whether there are ‘familiar faces’ among them. Two weeks ago, 59 German hooligans were arrested. They had traveled by train from Zwijndrecht to Rotterdam-Lombardijen and turned out to be in possession of, among other things, brass knuckles, weighted gloves, fighting bits and balaclavas. ,,We had no hard information about a meeting between the two camps and the location, but we did have clues. On that basis, action was taken and violence was prevented.”





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Borussia Dortmund - Ajax Amsterdam - 03/11/2021

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Ajax lads in Dortmund the day before










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Ajax fans were involved in targeting the police before confronting Dortmund



German police confirmed on Wednesday evening that Dutch fans of Ajax Amsterdam threw bottles at policemen before their team faced its host Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League.

In a tweet via the “Twitter” social network, the police urged the public to stop such behavior, be peaceful and follow the instructions of the police, noting that anyone who commits acts of violence will be dealt with.

Police arrested several Dutch fans, believed to be Ajax fans, who set off fireworks in downtown Dortmund before the match.

A subway train was forced to stop after it was filled with smoke after a fan set off firecrackers inside.

Firefighters were called, but the train’s journey was delayed for a while, according to the police statement.

Before yesterday’s match, police in Dortmund distributed leaflets with statements posted on social media in German and Dutch.

“We would like to point out that in Germany it is forbidden to carry and light fireworks of any kind, the ban extends inside the stadium and in public places,” the police statement said in Dutch.

The fans also lit fireworks in the first leg that took place two weeks ago in Amsterdam, but the matter did not stop with the Ajax fans, but the Dortmund fans did the same, as smoke rose inside the stands.

The European Football Association (UEFA) confirmed that it will investigate the scenes of the match.

Brøndby IF - Glasgow Rangers - 04/11/2021

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

Trouble has kicked off outside the stadium before the game against Brondby in Denmark tonight.




A disabled Rangers fan has told of Danish cops 'leathering old men and kids' with truncheons as violence flared near Copenhagen.

Trouble has kicked off outside the Rangers vs Brondby game in Denmark tonight as Danish police have allegedly charged Gers supporters with batons.

We told tonight how officers waded into large groups of supporters outside the stadium an hour and a half before kick-off.

Supporters suffered face and head injuries in the incident which was described by one injured fan as “terrifying”.

One supporter, an amputee with one leg, said the police had charged and attacked everyone in their path while the man accompanying him was not allowed into the stadium.

"It all kicked off half an hour ago and they're only just letting people in now.

"They've leathered everybody outside.

"I'm inside the stadium now but I couldn't even tell you where I am.

"They are dirty, dirty coppers.




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

Brondby fans charge at Rangers supporters prior to Europa League tie after tense stand-off with Danish riot police

TROUBLE flared before tonight's Brondby vs Rangers Europa League match when a group of Danish hooligans appeared to charge at away fans.

Pictures show stewards struggling to control the incident after a group of away fans wearing blue and yellow balaclavas confronted Gers supporters in the stands.

Pictures taken before the game also showed tense scenes between Danish police and Rangers fans as the Ibrox fans attempted to access the ground.

Visiting fans claim that riot police used truncheons amid claims that only two turnstiles were used to accommodate 1400 visiting fans.

There were ugly scenes prior to the first match between the two sides as visiting Denmark ultras attempted to tear down nets separating them from home fans during their side's 2-0 defeat at Ibrox.

Danish Police had designated the Europa League clash as high-risk while insisting they expected no trouble.

Brondby were at the centre of a riot after a derby against FC Copenhagen last week.

Police were forced to draw guns on supporters and 61 were later sought after following clashes with officers.





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Slavia Prague - Maccabi Haïfa - 04/11/2021

Source : https://middleeast.in-24.com/

A confrontation between Haifa fans and police in Prague, there are detainees

KRC Genk - West Ham United - 04/11/2021

Source : https://www.lesoir.be/

Before the kick-off, a fight erupted between fans in front of the stadium. Police intervened. One policemen injured and 30 fans were arrested.



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West Ham under 2's


Free fight 5 vs 5
Win Genk (15 sec)

WHUFC

Tottenham - Vitesse Arnhem - 04/11/2021

Source : https://www.football.london/tottenham-hotspur-fc/news/ + local press

Fans 'removed' from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium after clashes during Spurs vs Vitesse

Antonio Conte’s first game in charge of Tottenham was marred by crowd trouble in the away end. There were some ugly scenes involving the travelling Dutch supporters in the stands during that first period which ruined what had been a terrific opening 45 minutes on the pitch.

“Unfortunately, there has been some crowd trouble in the away end throughout that first half,” BT Sport pundit Jermaine Jenas said at the break.

“Clashes between fans and the police which saw a lot of fans removed from the stadium but thankfully, it is now calmed down.”







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Source : Mail

Vitesse fans On Tour

OM - SS Lazio - 04/11/2021

Source : https://football-italia.net/

Stewards protect Luis Alberto from Marseille fans

Lazio fans were barred from making the trip to Marseille, but Luis Alberto had to be protected by stewards when taking a corner, as Olympique fans hurled objects.

The decision to ban all supporters from making the journey or even crossing the border had caused some controversy, especially as the Minister for the Interior had explained his order by citing far-right elements of the fanbase.

Olympique Marseille fans were barred from attending the first game at the Olimpico and are notorious for sparking riots.

There was already a section of the stands at the Stade Velodrome this evening that was closed by UEFA following crowd trouble against Galatasaray earlier in the Europa League campaign.

The club filled that section with 10,000 local children and their guardians.

However, the rest of the fanbase continued to cause problems, as Luis Alberto had to be protected by police with a riot shield when taking a corner, as he was being pelted with objects thrown from the stands.

Marseille supporters also have a suspended sentence to deduct points in Ligue 1 following riots in games against Paris Saint-Germain and Nice.

AS Monaco - PSV Eindhoven - 04/11/2021

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PSV Eindhoven attacked by 10 Nice lads in pub, small fight and a lot of stuff throwing in and outside.
Nice on the run after 1min.
PSV still searching for Nice with 30 boys but Nice ran away.
Respect to Nice for showing.



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PSV ultras


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Source : Nice view

Nice hooligans group despite many cops in the city.
We ask several times for a fight to PSV guys, the refused each time.

Stop talking, start fighting !