Violence has again broken out in the streets of Poland between Chelsea and Real Betis fans in ugly scenes prior to their conference competition -final tonight.
To supporters, bumps saw, kicking, launching bottles and smoking grenades near the fan zone in Wroclaw with riot police forced to make the violence harmless.
The ugly scenes take place yesterday after similar violence when tear gas was needed to separate the hostile fans.
Betis fans are looking forward to their very first major European final, with a red hot atmosphere in Poland that cooks in a full fight.
Supermarket boards run dry through beer and pubs are from a pint glasses while fans in the atmosphere weeks prior to the final.
With hours to go for the kick -off, the atmosphere is already tense with ugly scenes in the paved streets.
After rockets were launched in the adjacent camps, the Polish police managed to separate the fans.
The fans were already pearded on the street 24 hours before the game, while the riot police with Tranengas was used yesterday to force the warring supporters apart.
Images that were placed on social media showed a series of fierce clashes in paved streets outside the bars and restaurants of the city.
In one clip, a group of about five young men were seen who break chairs and glasses swing to another group protection in the canopy of a building.
In the window is a large blue flag that reads: “Only London”, which indicates that it can be a place that is designated for Chelsea fans.
Riot Police storms over and pushes the aggressors with tear gas.
Another clip from elsewhere shows two sides that lobes rockets from the cover of two different pubs.
There is the constant sound of glasses glasses and furious screams.
The police seem to be less prepared here – tackling the chaos without helmets – and can be seen as a cloud of objects that flies over the square.