‘Fan kicked up backside as Liverpool police officers conflict with ‘Roma supporters’

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Violent clashes broke out in Liverpool city centre as police perceived to deal with unruly soccer followers sooner than the Reds’ Champions League semi-closing first leg against Roma.

One man, presumably a police or security officer, perceived to throw every other man to the floor sooner than aiming kick at his backside as crowds dispersed following the fracas.

Experiences on social media urged the followers, many carrying murky, with hoods up, were Roma supporters.

The incident took instruct exterior O’Neill’s pub in Hanover Avenue, in town centre.

Match Commander Chief Superintendent Dave Charnock, mentioned sooner than the match: « We are expecting a vivid atmosphere at Tuesday’s match, but our arrangement is that at the dwell of the day we could well be talking in regards to the sport and what came about on the pitch as against off the pitch. »



Followers and police conflict in the road


Liverpool take on Roma this evening

Liverpool take on the Serie A facet in the first fixture of the closing-four tie bidding for a instruct in subsequent month’s closing in Kiev.

Some supporters came below fire after the Reds saw off Manchester City in the quarter-closing when the company’ team bus was as soon as centered by house followers.

And there perceived to be extra bother sooner than the Roma game with police being forced to intervene.

Liverpool deserve to take a lead aid to Italy for subsequent week’s second leg as they battle for a closing berth against either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich.



There was as soon as bother sooner than kick-off


One man is thrown to the floor

In an all-Premier League tie in the closing round, Liverpool gained the first leg three-0 sooner than running out 2-1 winners at the Etihad to dump English champions-elect City out of the tournament.

Liverpool are bidding for a sixth European crown and their first since dramatically beating AC Milan in Istanbul thirteen years ago.

Occupy On-line has contacted Merseyside Police for commentary.

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