Three police officers injured ahead of Aston Villa match with Legia Warsaw
- Four police officers were injured in clashes outside Villa Park during a match between Aston Villa and Legia Warsaw.
- Legia Warsaw fans were not allowed entry into the match following the clashes, and Aston Villa implemented restrictive measures that worsened the atmosphere.
- Aston Villa won the match 2-1, and 46 people were in custody as a result of the disorder.
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Birmingham police have arrested 46 people as part of riots ahead of a Football Conference League match between Aston Villa and Warsaw's Legia.
Four police officers injured in ‘disgusting scenes’ at Aston Villa match
Four police officers were injured and 39 people arrested amid “disgusting and highly dangerous scenes” before Aston Villa’s game with Legia Warsaw. West Midlands Police said fans of the Polish side were not allowed into the stadium after missiles were thrown at officers before the start of the Europa Conference League game on Thursday evening.
Four police officers injured in ‘disgusting scenes’ at Aston Villa match
Four police officers were injured and 39 people arrested amid “disgusting and highly dangerous scenes” before Aston Villa’s game with Legia Warsaw. West Midlands Police said fans of the Polish side were not allowed into the stadium after missiles were thrown at officers before the start of the Europa Conference League game on Thursday evening.
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