Liverpool, Millwall in trouble with FA

Liverpool and Millwall have both been charged by the Football Association over the crowd trouble which broke out during the Carling Cup match on October 26, with the London club also charged over alleged racist abuse by fans.

Thu, 09 Dec, 2004 - 11:36

Four supporters were arrested and 68 seats ripped up during the match which Liverpool won 3-0.

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