Violent Hooligan Attack on Players at Serbian Football Match
Balaclava hooligans storm pitch and attack their own players – wild footage shows

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On May 24, hooligans wearing balaclavas attacked players from FK Radnički 1923 after a 2-2 draw against FK Javor Ivanjica at Čika Dača Stadium in Kragujevac, Serbia. The incident, linked to a radical fan group, resulted in injuries to several players, including midfielder Miloš Ristić.
- 01The violent confrontation occurred immediately after the final whistle of the Serbian SuperLiga match.
- 02Hooligans, associated with the 'Crveni Đavoli' fan group, charged onto the pitch targeting their own players.
- 03Miloš Ristić sustained injuries, including a cut lip and facial blows during the attack.
- 04The brawl involved players from various backgrounds, including several from Africa, who were also attacked.
- 05Veteran player Milan Mitrović helped shield younger teammates during the chaos.
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On May 24, chaos erupted at Čika Dača Stadium in Kragujevac, Serbia, when a group of masked hooligans stormed the pitch following a 2-2 draw between FK Radnički 1923 and FK Javor Ivanjica. The hooligans, believed to be affiliated with the radical 'Crveni Đavoli' fan group, violently attacked their own players instead of celebrating the result that secured their team's position in the Serbian SuperLiga. The incident left several players injured, with midfielder Miloš Ristić reportedly suffering significant facial injuries. Footage of the event showed a full-scale brawl breaking out as players and staff attempted to defend themselves against the attackers. Although Serbian Gendarmerie officers intervened, many criticized the slow response to the situation. The incident raises concerns about fan violence in football, especially as British police prepare for potential disorder during upcoming World Cup events, exacerbated by late-night bar openings permitted by the government.
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The violent incident raises serious concerns about fan safety and the potential for future disturbances at sporting events.
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