Partizan - Red Star
Riots involving rival fans, which included hundreds of fans (only hooligan gangs) from both Belgrade's rivals.
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Crowd violence mars Partizan victory in Belgrade derby
BELGRADE, April 16 Serious crowd trouble marred yet another Belgrade derby between champions Red Star and bitter rivals Partizan on Saturday when dozens of fans were injured in running battles. Partizan won the top-of-the-table clash 2-1 to draw level on points with leaders Red Star and throw the title race wide open. The violence started an hour before kick-off when rival fans fought each other with baseball bats and iron rods, and hurled stones at riot police who moved in to quell the violence. The fans smashed shop windows and kiosks and scores were taken to hospital with severe cuts, fractured limbs and brusies. The reverse fixture was abandoned last October when fans invaded the pitch after three minutes of play and attacked players. The match was replayed amid heavy security last month and Red Star ran out 2-0 winners.

Violence erupts in central Moscow before derby
MOSCOW, March 31 (Reuters) Around 500 soccer fans clashed in the centre of the Russian capital on Saturday, as violence erupted ahead of a Moscow derby.
A police spokesman said three people were injured during the clash, which was swiftly broken up by police.
The fans had gathered at a central Moscow underground train station ahead of a game between Spartak Moscow and CSKA Moscow, the capital's premier clubs and fierce rivals.
The fixture has sparked violence in the past and Spartak supporters have a reputation as the country's most volatile.


Report from Spartak
This was one of the greatest days in the history of Spartak hools. We beat the scum! There were many clashes all over the city that day, but some of them were really huge and involved both sides' hard core. First clash kicked off at one of the railway stations, where about 80 Spartak young hools attacked a smaller group of CSKA lads and beat them up. After that about 250 Spartak hools (top firms) gathered right in the centre of the city, doing it on purpose so that they were soon spotted by CSKA scouts. So about 200 CSKA hools came in about 15 minutes and the troubles began. An enourmous and cruel fight lasted a few minutes, and when CSKA's first line was all lying on the ground the rest of their hools had to run. Spartak lads ran after them and finished up the business, knocking and kicking down every CSKA hool. There was also another fight at one of the underground stations, where about 50 Spartak hools and 30 CSKA lads clashed, and here we won again. The game itself wasn't visited by the major part of Spartak's hard core, but during all the game our youngsters were riotting at the terraces using fireworks and beating the police up. It was really mad and violent. A great derby!


Report in the words of a CSKA ultra:
It' s been the biggest and probably the severest fight for the last 2 years. First of all, i should mention that CSKA fans and Spartak fans madly hate each other. So 2 days before derby day every fan in Moscow knew that it should be a great fight. Everything started on "Moscow-3"(one of Moscow railway station). We decided to gather our hardcore there at 13.00. Half an hour before all CSKA fans came to that place, over 50-60 Spartak ultas kicked our youngsters and disappered. Fuck. We got extremely angry. We were late for only 5 or 10 minutes. As usual... Spars(supporters of Spartak Moscow) managed to escape in time, but one part of them(about 30-40) met with 100 of our ultras near metro-station Alexseevskaya on their way from Moscow-3. Bad luck for spars. Our guys kicked their asses easily. Then, when all our hardcore get together, our mob (about 300) went to Kitai-Gorog(another metro-station) to meet there with main spars's mob. Our scouts informed us of the place of their meeting. When we came there, 300-350 Spars were already waiting for us near metro. Our mob on 2 parts. Some guys went upstairs to fight with them in park, the othrs wanted to meet Spars in metro. Finally it spoiled everything. The first group, near 50 or 60 CSKA ultras, clashed with Spars in park. I must also mention that nearly 80% of Spartak fans fought with "shit": bottles, iron fixtures, baseball bats, some people say, they saw knifes. Some our guys also were with bottles. But it comes in no comparison with Spars. They crashed our first group. The fight lasted more then 10 minutes, but it was impossible to resist their attack. 300 Spartak ultras with shit against 50 CSKA fans without anyting-it's not real. The defeated the first group and started fighting with the rest of our guys running out of metro. But it was just small groups of 10 or 20 fans. No chance. They made the rest of hardcore run. It was our tactical defeat. They attacked together and won, we tried to fight on single and lost. It would be a great lesson for us. About 660 fans were arrested, 23 were injured-it's an official information. Of course, real figures are more horrifying. One more factor that made us loose. THE SHIT. Spartak fans started using shit 3 years ago and has been using it in fights since then. We tried to stop it. We did our best. Fair play was our main principle. It was our ideology. Enough.... They wanted war-they'll get it.

News from Italy ...
PISA-LIVORNO (3rd div.) (pix below)
They said it, and they did it! The Pisa firm has protested against the team management and players in the last few weeks, for the lack of results in the season which will probably see the local rivals of Livorno being promoted in 2nd div. The north end groups did promise that in any way Livorno won't have been going out of Pisa with a victory, and so it has been. As soon as Livorno scored their goal (on a doubtful penalty) at the beginning of the 2nd half, lots of flares were thrown on the pitch by both sides, the Livorno ones to celebrate the goal scored, the Pisa ones to delay the restart of the game.
After a bit, a big banner has been shown from the Pisa end, saying "That's the support you deserve", and suddenly hundreds and hundreds of seats were uprooted and thrown onto the pitch, together with trashbins, coins, lighters and every kind of missiles. The linesman had to leave his place in order to not to be hit by them, and the ref was forced to halt the match. After half an hour, the ref tried to re-start the match, and after a few minutes Pisa had a penalty, which was missed. Again the protest flared like before, a Pisa player was hit by a seat and again the ref stopped the match. After a while the players tried to get back onto the pitch, but nothing had changed on the terraces, only now police were lined up on the pitch. At the third suspension, the ref declared the match definitely stopped.
The disaster went on in the forecourt, as the Pisans battled with police for about two hours. The coach with the Livorno players, and the 2500 Livorno fans (which at their departure in Livorno were baton charged all thru the station for they tried to catch the train without tickets) were forced into the stadium 'till 19.30 as the streets around the ground were a proper battlefield. At the end of the day, 4 arrests were made, 40 people stopped and identified (ban on way!), and at least 70 were slightly injured.

FERMANA-ASCOLI (3rd. div.)
Another local derby, another mess!... Before the game, about 400 Ascoli battled with police while trying to enter the ground without tickets shortly before kick off (they were allowed to enter about 15 mins after kick off). In the second half, after the Fermana 2nd goal, the Ascoli again destroyed some glass fences and the ground WCs. The Ascoli were angry also with their players, and at the end of the game about 20 of them entered the pitch in order to go and catch the players. At the end of the game, about 2500 Ascoli supporters on the way back from the stadium to the railway station forced the police fences and had it toe to toe with police and Fermana fans. Several cars and a small wood went on fire after being hit from flares, and many home and shop windows were smashed by stones and bricks. The coach with the Ascoli players was forced to stay inside the Fermo stadium for a long time before being allowed to depart, and as it arrived in Ascoli at about 01.00 am, still there was a crowd to wait for them, tension was very high.

ANCONA-PESCARA
Both sets of fans repeatedly battled with Obs in order to get at the others, but police managed to keep them separa- ted. Arrests and bans will probably be made as the police will watch all the CCTV foootages. A small arsenal of iron and wood bars bottles and stones hads been found near the Ancona end after the match.

Also ...
Small scuffles also in Avellino-Savoia (about 50-60 Savoia destroyed the away end WCs), Modena-Como (small scuffles between Como fans and police outside the away end).

Real zaragoza - Athletic of Bilbao

Report from Spain
PITCHED BATTLE BETWEEN ULTRAS
The confluence of the San Juan de la Cruz and Ram de Viu streets was scene yesterday at noon of an authentic pitched battle between ultras of the groups " Ligallo Fondo Norte ( R.Saragosse Ultras ) and " Herri Norte " , this one last one of Bilbao.
HERALDO Zaragoza
A broken showcase, slight flaws in average dozen of parked vehicles, several people hurt and wounded and an authentic bottle glass carpet were the result of the pitched battle that maintained yesterday at 14.30 pm during twenty minutes following ultras of the groups " Ligallo Fondo Norte " and " Herri Norte" of Bilbao in the confluence of the San Juan streets de la Cruz and Ram de Viu.
The police intervention ended battle street and was stopped a radical fan of the Athletic of Bilbao, that today will happen to judicial disposition, to throw two bottles to an agent. Soon, in the field, any incident was not registered.
The National Police does not discard that the ringleaders of both groups had challenged itself besides previously by Internet, although, as much eyewitnesses two editors of HERALDO OF ARAGÓN observed all the fight, like police sources, they assure that the " ligallos ", that were in the Bar Primi House, were caused and insulted by the Basque ultras and little group of " sharps " extreme left skinheads of zaragoza.

RAIN OF BOTTLES
Of the insults one went quickly to the aggressions, until it was degenerated in an authentic pitched battle, with a rain of bottles, uprooted wastebaskets and all type of forceful objects. " ligallos ", that sent a bottle against a graphical editor of HERALDO when this one began to make photographies, got to throw of blow against their opponents a box filled with bottles full of beer, while besides of " Herri Norte ", after overturning a glass container, they responded type of crystal packages yet.
The arrival of a considerable number of cash of the National Police caused one fled massive one ultras from members of both factions, but others chose to continue the battle against the police. Before dissolving the last fans, an agent was struck with two bottles by a Basque follower and could be stopped. The scene of the battle was left crystal place setting literally and, to avoid possible accidents, it had to be cleaned by municipal civil employees.

Gent - RSCA
Report from Anderlecht lad
For this 'always pleasant' away game, the BCS brought a strong mob of around 80 lads. After a chaotic arrival when we came in front of the Rebel sector, the first 8 arrests were made. After the game all went mad, and now a mob of 120 BCS decided 'to take a look' at the Rebel side. After a while we spotted a group of about 120-150 locals, we charged them but they didn't stand their ground and it was time for the police to come in the game. Unfortunely for the Cops they were very agressive and arrogant so we were forced to do the same with them and several clashes errupted in order to let them know who we are...
But the law still have the last words and others arrests were made: this time the Old Bill catched 76 unlucky BCS...

Reply from Rebel-Side member
I want to give a comment to the report from an Anderlecht lad on the game at Gent - Anderlecht on March 17th 2001
"We didn't stand our ground?" The BCS made a charge but the police was there very fast so nothing really happened which was bad because we were really looking forward to a confrontation.

Energie Cottbus - Hertha BSC Berlin
Report from a Berlin lad
Over 3.500 Hertha Fans travel to the Derby at Cottbus near Poland. In Cottbus there is every time a atmosphere of hate inside the Stadium and in the city before the game. But this day a great mob of skinheads, boot boys and hooligans from Berlin travel away. Before the game a cottbus pub called "the red card" was smashed by Hertha Fans and Hooligans. The police use pepper spray and battons to get the pub and the place before the pub free of Berlin Fans. The team of Cottbus warmed up in front of the away sector. Missiles were thrown at the cottbus player from the away sector and a bengalo flow, too. But no hit at a cottbus player. The game had to start three minutes later, because the Berlin Fans used many smoke bombs in the colours blue, white and black for I nice intro. Many bengalos were thrown to the pitch. After this action, there were a very hately atmosphere. In the second half some smoke bombs were thrown again and a security gard god a bengalo at his head. After the game there were only a few clashes between away fans and the Security (The security man of Cottbus are all old lads from the Berlin football teams Union Berlin, BFC Dynamo and Hertha BSC). The Berlin Fans had to go with a heavy police escort to the railway. The Firm of Cottbus had never been seen the whole day. Might be better for them, because the riot mob from Berlin was nice on this day.

REPORT (Cottbus view):
There were a lot of hate in the Derby. Our young group walked through the city looking for some "Hertha Frogs" (Berlin Hooligans), but we just find some normal Fans and some Ultras, but they ran away. Then we got phone-call, that some Berlin Hooligans make travel in a pub. But when we arrived, we didn't see anybody from the Berlin lad, but many cops standing around, we shoot some flair at them. Later we went to the ground where we "visited" the away sector, but nothing happens realy, because we can't broke through the security line. Then some of us entered the ground to support Cottbus. The rest went to the railway station and waited for the Hertha fans. We had some small fights with the police, but the police couldn't arrest anybody. After the game (Cottbus won 3-0) there were some clashes at the station. Unfortunately a drunken Hertha-Fan threw a bottle beer at a young girl's head, who had to take to a hospital.

BRISTOL CITY - MILLWALL
Bristol Evening post report
Night of Shame
FOOTBALL hooligans - some armed with knives - went on the rampage in the streets of Ashton after a stormy match last night between Bristol City and Millwall.
The visiting fans ripped up seats and hurled them at City fans and the police.
And when the bad-tempered match ended, the fighting spilled out on to the surrounding streets.
Dog handlers and mounted police were drafted in to bring the rioting fans under control.
Superintendent Jim Shearer, who was in charge of the police operation, said: "I don't think we could have done much about what happened. The fans at the back of the stand started ripping up seats and throwing them down on both sets of supporters. The situation just escalated from there.
Inside the ground, the ceiling of the visitors' changing room was understood to have been smashed.
The trouble was sparked by a last- minute penalty, which handed victory to Bristol City.
But the celebrations were put on hold as fans, including young children, cowered in fear as trouble broke out around them.
One female fan said: "I can't remember ever being so frightened. There was around 100 fans throwing everything they could get their hands on - seats, bottles, guttering, knives and toilet seats.
"There was police there in riot gear but the fans kept throwing stuff - even at the police horses - it was terrifying."
Trouble first flared just minutes after the Robins opened the scoring. A group of around 100 Millwall fans arriving at the ground late started fighting with City supporters.
On the pitch, tempers boiled over and a total of four players were sent off during the match.
A steward received a cut above his eye which needed stitches.
Bristol City fan Martin Powell said: "There were people running about all over the place, shouting, screaming and fighting.
"In the middle of it, there were fans like me who were very frightened and just wanted to get out of there."
The hooliganism was immediately condemned by the Chief Executive of the Ashton Gate club, Colin Sexstone.
He said: "There is no place in football for this sort of thing and we condemn the actions of those people who were involved.
"I would like to commend the actions of the stewards who did an excellent job. We will be speaking to the police on Monday to discuss the situation."
Bristol City, already in hot water with the FA following an incident at their home game against Bournemouth last October, could now find themselves facing stiff penalties.
The club were charged with failing to control their supporters following the Bournemouth match, an FA observer was at last night's game and witnessed the disgraceful scenes at first hand.
Police had mounted a high-profile operation in Bristol with the aim of preventing clashes between rival soccer fans.
The potentially-volatile clash between City and Millwall, which was switched to last night from Saturday afternoon following a request from police, prompted an increase in patrols across the city.
There were early reports of trouble in pubs South of the river and around round five people were arrested before the game.
Police surrounded the Colosseum Pub in Redcliffe Hill when a large group of Millwall fans started congregating in the area.
Around eight vans descended on the pub and the supporters were told to stay indoors until the situation was brought under controlled. Fans arriving by train were marched under escort to Ashton Gate.

Brescia - Lazio
Lazio won 0-1 due to some bad refereeing decisions, a crowd waited for the referees outside the stadium after the match. As the ref came out by a secondary door they managed to reach them, some missiles were thrown and one of them reached the ref who was assualted. The ground of Brescia has been closed for the next two home games, and Brescia will have to play elsewhere.

Another report
Italian first division side Brescia were handed a two-match home stadium ban on Tuesday after a referee was attacked by fans following a recent defeat.
Brescia will have to find another venue for their games against Atalanta on March 19 and Reggina on the weekend of April 7-8.
The fans assaulted referee Gianluca Paparesta after last Saturday's 1-0 home defeat by champions Lazio. A sporting judge investigating the incident said around 100 fans waited for the referee and his assistants outside the ground.
"They spat, threw glass, newspapers and a stone the size of an orange at the match officials," the judge said in a statement issued by the Milan-based Football League. Paparesta was cut on the lip and spat at twice in the face before he reached the safety of a waiting taxi.
The club also failed to provide representatives to help Paparesta to his car, the judge said. Brescia are the fifth Italian first division side this season to be banned from their home ground because of acts of violence by unruly supporters.
Reggina, Napoli and Vicenza have all been forced to play home matches at neutral venues, while Inter Milan were handed a two-match European ban following fan violence during a UEFA Cup tie against Spain's Alaves last month.

Liverpool - Birmingham City
Report from BBC News
Football fans clash in Cardiff
Around 70,000 fans are expected for the final
Nine football fans have been charged after clashing on the streets of Cardiff before the Worthington Cup final.
Police made 16 arrests on Saturday night as Cardiff City fans met with supporters from Birmingham.
In a night of sporadic outbursts, one person was assaulted and nine were taken to hospital with minor injuries.
Seven were charged with public order offences, one with criminal damage and another with posessing drugs.
They are to appear before Cardiff magistrates next month. Three more remain in custody. Forced to close
The violence closed St Mary Street in the city centre for two hours ad, in one incident, the street's Philharmonic bar was smashed up when rivals rioted. Three nearby pubs were forced to close.
Police said the situation was under control by 0030hrs.
Officers were stretched to their limits on Saturday with incidents across the city.
A South Wales Police spokeswoman said: "There have been pockets of disorder involving rival fans across the city as they come out of pubs.
"Incidents are not concentrated in one place. The most serious so far have been assault." Police have been preparing for the possibility of large-scale riots breaking out on Sunday. There are also fears that hooligans attached to Cardiff City, who have one of the worst reputations in the UK, may seek confrontations with Birmingham's notorious "Zulu Warriors".
The Bluebirds were playing at Kidderminster on Sunday, buts fans are expected to return home as the Worthington Cup clash ends.
Bluebirds fans have reportedly been using the internet to arrange clashes with Birmingham's minority element.
The South Wales Police spokesman said: "It has been quite minor. Hopefully it will not get worse on Sunday because most people will be going home after the match."
Advice to drivers Drivers are being asked to avoid the city centre, as key routes will close in preparation for the arrival of up to 70,000 football fans.
Police expected 4,000 to 5,000 fans to arrive in Cardiff by train.
The vast majority are expected to arrive in minibuses or specially-hired coaches, most on Sunday.
Officers from Liverpool and Birmingham are also travelling to Cardiff to help with policing.
Chief Supterintendent Gerald Toms said: "There will be 700 officers in Cardiff - quite a substantial number."
"That's just to ensure that everything goes well." Pristine pitch The Worthington Cup and FA Cup finals are being played outside England for the first time because of the closure of Wembley Stadium, which is due to be rebuilt.
The Millennium Stadium has staged a number of football fixtures - including two during last year's Rugby League World Cup - but the quality of the surface caused concern when Wales tackled Norway in a World Cup qualifier last November.
But stadium bosses have relaid a new pitch and believe the playing surface is in pristine condition for the showpiece occasion.
It was announced earlier this year that the FA Cup and Worthington Cup finals would be played at the 73,434-seater stadium for at least the next four years while Wembley is rebuilt. The FA Cup Final will also be staged at the stadium on 12 May.

AS ROMA - LIVERPOOL

from BBC news
A Liverpool fan has been stabbed in Rome amid clashes between rival supporters ahead of the team's UEFA Cup match.
The man, whose injuries are not believed to be life threatening, is recovering in hospital, according to the Foreign Office.
Two other Liverpool fans suffered head injuries after clashing with AS Roma supporters in Rome city centre.
A spokeswoman confirmed the man had been involved in an incident on Wednesday night. She added that he was now being treated for his injuries. Police in Rome said Gerard Collins had been stabbed in the left arm and in the thigh.
Glen McAlbin and Terry Blake suffered head injuries and were treated briefly in hospital, police added. During the clashes a British fan also broke the windows of a pub police said.
About 4,000 Liverpool fans were expected in Italy's capital for the fourth-round match at the Olympic Stadium. It is the first time the two teams have met since a 1984 European Cup final, which Roma lost on penalties.


Report from Roma fan
before the AS Roma/Liverpool match there was a guerrilla war between AS Roma fans and police. AS Roma fans attacked police with little bombs, bars, stones and flares. Two police vans were burnt out, as well a couple of cars and motorbikes, while police first tried to react with tear-gas, but after had to refuge inside the Curva Sud and closing the gates. But from the inside of the stadium the AS Roma fans who were already in attacked police again, so that police had to leave the Curva Sud and their vans without policemen which has been destroyed. In the meantime as roma fans tried to pull down the closed gates with big iron gratings and bars. They finally opened the doors and all the people went in without getting their tickets checked due to the fact that police went away. This troubles occurred for what happened last week before of Bologna/Roma: police threw an AS Roma fan down a set of stairs, he is now in a serious coma.

Swansea City - Millwall
Article from the BBC web site

Football violence: 22 charged
Police patrolled the streets on horseback and with dogs South Wales Police say they will bring charges against football fans arrested in Swansea after violence erupted at the match with London club Millwall. Hundreds of officers were drafted in for the biggest anti-hooligan operation ever mounted in Swansea for Sunday's Division Two clash. Twenty-two arrests - mainly for public order offences - were made and a variety of weapons were seized. Some of the weapons confiscated Police have confirmed that the first court appearances are expected on Wednesday.
A total of 350 officers - some on horseback and others in riot gear - escorted around 400 Millwall fans from Swansea's railway station to the Vetch field shortly after midday. As the crowd neared the Vetch Field, a small group of Swansea supporters tried to confront the visitors. Missiles and smoke flares were thrown but the police moved in quickly to keep rival fans apart.
A collection of weapons, including an axe, knuckle dusters and flick knives were seized from a group of Millwall fans who arrived at the game by coach. It's quite obvious the people attending the match with weapons weren't football supporters Detective Inspector Julian Williams Intelligence gathered by specially-trained officers, and information published on internet sites suggested that known football hooligans would be attending the match.
Detective Inspector Julian Williams - the officer co-ordinating police intelligence - said they were pleased with the way the operation had contained trouble. "It's quite obvious the people attending the match with weapons weren't football supporters, " he said. "It's a pity that honest supporters of Millwall and Swansea have to put up with the people who carry these weapons.
"That's why we took such firm preventative action."
Officers in riot gear escort fans to the ground Those arrested included fans from both sides. Police officers were drafted in from divisions outside Swansea to strengthen the operation.
The operation came at the end of a week when the spotlight had been focussed on football hooliganism.
Police from Staffordshire investigating violence at last May's game between Stoke and Cardiff released a "wanted" poster of 64 people believed to have been involved in disturbances.

From the South Wales Evening Post:
A HAUL of weapons including an axe, flick knives, knuckle dusters and martial arts weapons were seized from fans during Swansea's match with Millwall yesterday.
A total of 22 people were arrested for possessing weapons, disorder and alcohol related offences — 20 of them from Swansea.
More than 350 police, including mounted officers from other forces, were drafted in to Swansea city centre as part of a two-day operation to prevent trouble.
It was the biggest ever anti-hooligan operation mounted for a soccer match in Swansea.
Most of the seized weapons were taken from Millwall fans heading to the game by coach.
Hundreds of police in riot gear met 400 Millwall fans from a soccer special train at Swansea railway station and escorted them through the city centre to the Vetch.
Trouble erupted when 100 Swansea fans tried to reach them on the way. Further problems flared between fans and police in Paxton Street in Sandfields when stones and a flare were thrown.
The game was halted briefly when trouble erupted in the North Stand. It was believed Millwall supporters had been throwing golf balls at rival fans. Several vehicles in the city centre were also damaged during minor skirmishes.
The match was classed by police as category C — carrying a high risk for serious disorder. But police believe their heavy presence prevented any major incident occurring. Officers are now examining CCTV and other surveillance footage.
Detective Inspector Julian Williams from Swansea Central police said: "There were no major incidents yesterday. We believe that the strong police presence on Saturday and yesterday was necessary and prevented more trouble erupting.
"Most of the arrests made were among those claiming to be Swansea fans."

From the DAILY MIRROR:
Police seized knives and an axe from football thugs yesterday, as violence erupted between Swansea and Millwall fans yesterday.
Officers arrested 22 supporters before the key Division Two match at Swansea's Vetch Field. Around 400 Millwall supporters were attacked by Swansea fans at Swansea Railway Station. Bottles and bricks were thrown as dog handlers and police on horseback battled to keep fans apart.
Extra officers were drafted in after threats were posted on the internet. a police spokesman said he was "amazed" no one was seriously hurt.

PARMA - ROMA
A 21-yrs old student received slash wounds after being attacked after this match in Parma. An aggression that looks very strange, mainly due to the fact that Parma has a very peaceful firm.
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Another report
Clashes broke out when Parma fans, together with Bordeaux fans and Verona fans attacked AS Roma fans outside their side. AS Roma reacted against them but they couldn't expect a thing like this, 'cause Parma is the most peaceful city in Italy and maybe Europe. This coalition of fans attacked with sticks and flares but they have been headed from AS Roma fans in minority. Tear gas shot by police divided the fans. After the match a Parma fan has been hit with a broken bottle by AS Roma fans.