West Ham Millwall violence wanted
West Ham football violence
On Tuesday 25 August 2009 violence erupted following a Carling Cup clash between West Ham and Millwall at Upton Park. Following three pitch invasions during the game, fighting kicked off outside the grounds and continues for several hours. Police were bombarded with crates and bottles and a 43-year-old Millwall supporter was stabbed. Read more on this appeal.
Officers investigating the disorder have identified 66 individuals they would like to speak to in connection with offences of violent disorder at the game. Do you recognise anyone? If so please contact Metropolitan Police on 0208 217 5039 or click here to go to our online form.
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