Italy cancels football after policeman's death

Football has been halted in Italy after a police officer was killed when fans rioted at a match.

Sat, 03 Feb, 2007 - 08:51

Football has been halted in Italy after a police officer was killed when fans rioted at a match.

Fans at the Serie A match between Sicilian sides Catania and Palermo rioted outside Catania’s Angelo Massimino stadium during the second half yesterday.

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