Fans cry foul as they face football bans

Eight England fans kicked out of Portugal after riots erupted on the Algarve were appearing in court in the UK today to face football banning orders.

Fans cry foul as they face football bans
Fri, 18 Jun, 2004 - 09:32

Eight England fans kicked out of Portugal after riots erupted on the Algarve were appearing in court in the UK today to face football banning orders.

They were among 10 supporters who arrived back in Britain late last night after they were arrested when fans clashed with local police late on Monday night.

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