UEFA issues warning to England fans

UEFA today reacted to a second night of trouble in Portugal by warning that they may take action if disturbances spread to England matches.

Wed, 16 Jun, 2004 - 12:32

UEFA today reacted to a second night of trouble in Portugal by warning that they may take action if disturbances spread to England matches.

Twenty England fans were in custody today after a second night of rioting on the Algarve as mounted officers and riot police clashed with up to 400 bottle-throwing supporters in Albufeira.

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