Deported England fans have cases adjourned

The cases of eight England fans voluntarily deported from Portugal were adjourned today.

Fri, 18 Jun, 2004 - 11:31

The cases of eight England fans voluntarily deported from Portugal were adjourned today.

The eight were among 10 supporters who arrived back in Britain late last night after being arrested on the Algarve when fans clashed with local police on Monday.

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