07/11/2021 21:46
Clarín.com
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Updated 07/11/2021 9:46 PM
In Europe it is also achieved ... far from being a South American heritage, violence in football knows no borders or languages.
This was demonstrated once again at Wembley, where Italy beat England in the Euro Cup final, and the locals created real chaos, before and after the game.
The images are tremendous: a
clash with the Police and a pitched battle.
England have a very bad record on these kinds of issues, with their hooligans infamous.
They had already collided with each other in the Champions League final between Chelsea and Manchester City, in Portugal
, and now they fight again at Wembley.
And nobody got away!
The English wreaked havoc at Wembley.
Already in the previous game the excesses started.
Hundreds of Englishmen who did not have tickets to the final stormed the income,
went over the fences and directly confronted the security agents.
There was a mountain of people that could end in tragedy and, on the outside, rain from bottles and all kinds of projectiles.
And of course, once the game was over, the English defeat consummated, the story continued.
In the videos that circulated, a real pitched battle is observed.
Not only did they ambush the Italians who were going out to celebrate but they also caught hold of pineapples among the British themselves.
Crazy.
Fortunately, on Saturday at the Maracana there was no regret for a similar episode between Brazilians and Argentines.
Wembley rn pic.twitter.com/3lXRRvG7d0
- Rave Footage 🎥 (@RaveFootage) July 11, 2021
English fans bashing the poor Italians exiting the arena.
Stay safe folks it can rowdy on them streets https://t.co/cfczjpbl4G
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Penalties and the celebration of Italy
Look also
Final of the Eurocup: trash everywhere, riots, bottle hits and clashes between fans and police before England - Italy
Euro 2020 final: the three changes of the England coach who sentenced him to penalties
Argentina champion of the Copa América: the amazing and moving celebrations in India and Bangladesh