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'Raise at the stadium? I'm going to the end.'
Local police in the UK are trying to arrest a rioter who ended the violence of spectators during the UEFA Europa League game.
ESPN reported on the 29th (Korea time) 'Arrests are increasing in connection with the violence that occurred against the Europa League Young Voice and Aston Villa on the 28th'
Spectator violence broke out in the fifth Europa League League phase between Young Voice and Aston Villa at Villa Park in England on the 28th. Aston Villa striker Doniel Malan scored a header goal in the 27th minute of the first half and was bleeding after being hit in the head by a cup thrown by Young Voice fans.
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Soccer Football - UEFA Europa League - Aston Villa v BSC Young Boys - Villa Park, Birmingham, Britain - November 27, 2025 Aston Villa's Donyell Malen celebrates scoring their first goal REUTERS/Chris Radburn
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| Soccer Football - UEFA Europa League - Aston Villa v BSC Young Boys - Villa Park, Birmingham, Britain - November 27, 2025 BSC Young Boys fans clash with police and stewards in the stands after Aston Villa's Donyell Malen scored their second goal Action Images via Reuters/Matthew Childs <저작권자(c) Yonhap News, 무단 전재-재배포, AI 학습 및 활용 금지> |
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Not only Malan but also fellow players rushed to escape after being hit by an unknown object flying from the stands. In the 42nd minute of the first half, the Young Voice crowd got even more excited when Malan scored his second goal to lead the victory.
It turned into a large-scale violence, such as throwing foreign substances toward the ground, resisting by opening the stands or assaulting stadium safety personnel and police against police who were dispatched to suppress the unrest.
Eventually, the Europa League game was marred by deviations from some violent fans, and the British media rushed to report the seriousness of the stadium violence.
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| Soccer Football - UEFA Europa League - Aston Villa v BSC Young Boys - Villa Park, Birmingham, Britain - November 27, 2025 BSC Young Boys fans clash with police and stewards in the stands after Aston Villa's Donyell Malen scored their second goal Action Images via Reuters/Matthew Childs <저작권자(c) Yonhap News, 무단 전재-재배포, AI 학습 및 활용 금지> |
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In the midst of this, the police's persistent pursuit of criminals is paying off. Two spectators were arrested by police at the scene of the violence. The British West Midland police did not stop there, but analyzed CCTV and video footage from the scene to determine the suspect's description and trace him.
As a result, six more men were arrested at Birmingham Airport on the 29th. Police said "Six more men have been arrested on charges of assault and violence against officers in connection with the chaos at the Aston Villa and Young Voice games. A total of eight people have now been detained in this case."
Young Voice was fined 28,250 euros for a supporter rampage similar to the incident against Manchester City two years ago, and was fined 18,000 euros for using firecrackers against Celtic in February.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
