referred to dismissively by some and affectionately by others as “football hooligans.” The last few weeks have seen the beginning of the delayed EUFA Euro 2020 tournament. For the uninitiated ...

The measure, laid out in a resolution issued by the Safety of Sporting Events Ofice), affects 128 football hooligans currently facing prosecution for criminal offences More than 100 members of ...

In response, Bullrich banned “any person who is charged, prosecuted or convicted” for crimes related to the disturbance of public order involved in Wednesday's protests from entering football ...

In the 1970's and 80's, football hooliganism cast a shadow over British football. Tony Bellew meets some of those who were drawn into a world of fighting and firms. Show more What turns a fan into ...

Show more In the aftermath of the Heysel tragedy, Margaret Thatcher declared war on the hooligans. It was a watershed moment for English football. Tough new laws were called for - and the incident ...

A mob of Israeli football fans attacked people at Stade ... the stadium in the northern suburb of Saint Denis shows around 50 hooligans jumping the barriers into an area filled with French supporters.

Italian photographer Giuseppe Bizzarri was given rare access to Sao Paulo's most infamous penitentiaries He described the overcrowded jails as 'crime universities' run by gangs who organise riots ...

Back in the rough-and-tumble days of the 1970s and 1980s, when football hooliganism was rife, Mark Phillips roamed with the ICF, earning a street-hardened rep. He decided to open up about these ...

The same was true of so many games during the mid-1980s, the nadir of football hooliganism; but 11 May 1985 would turn out to be a particularly dark day, even by the standards of the time.