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Millwall slam fans after violent scenes mar League One play-off final against Barnsley at Wembley

BY TYRONE MARSHALL

Monday 30th May 2016

Millwall fans stormed through a police barrier to attack Barnsley supporters in the final seconds of the Tykes' League One play-off final victory


Police and stewards try and hold back Millwall fans at Wembley

The League One play-off final ended with violent scenes in the stands as Millwall supporters broke through a police cordon to try and attack Barnsley fans.

The Tykes were 3-1 up at Wembley with seconds to go when a group of Millwall fans in the top tier of the national stadium tried to force their way past the police to get at rival supporters.

A large number of Barnsley supporters were forced to flee the area to avoid trouble as Millwall fans threw punches as they tried to get through the line of police and stewards.

Millwall have since condemned the actions of their supporters and have promised to issue a life ban to anyone found guilty of being involved in the trouble.



A statement read: "Millwall Football Club deplores the actions of a small minority of its fans during the second-half of Sunday's League One Play-Off Final.

"Such behaviour is unacceptable and anyone found guilty of disorder will face life bans from the football club."

The Football Association have also said they will be working closely with both clubs and the police to try and identify the trouble makers.


"The FA condemns the disorder caused by a small number of fans at yesterday’s League One Play Off final between Barnsley and Millwall," they said in a statement.

"We will work closely with the clubs, the Football League and the Met Police to identify those involved and take appropriate action.

"We would like to take this opportunity to praise the actions of our stewards and the police, who responded responsibly under provocation."


Police and stewards try and stop Millwall fans from getting to the Barnsley end



At one stage, a Millwall supporter with blood dripping down his face was restrained by a policeman.

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Crocodile tears

In the modern world they are a total embarrassment. I don't think there is a place for them in professional football any more. Move on or die, we did.

get a life lads you wernt good enough on the day

Chuck them out of the league

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15 Millwall Fans were arrested
At one stage, a Millwall supporter with blood dripping down his face was restrained by a policeman.

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Barnsley fans had to flee to safety as a group of Millwall supporters attempted to break into the opposing team's end at Wembley.
Millwall fans reacted angrily to their side conceding the third goal in their 3-1 League One playoff final defeat and a mob on the top tier tried to force their way into Barnsley's side. A few made it through the police barrier and their were clashes before they were held back.
The Barnsley supporters - with families amongst them - had to move further around their section to avoid the trouble. But violence still broke out as Millwall fans were captured scrapping and throwing punches.They also threw objects on to rival supporters below.

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Barnsley fans had to flee to safety as a group of Millwall supporters attempted to break into the opposing team's end at Wembley.

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Footage taking by radio DJ Roman Kemp, who is at the match, showed fans in Barnsley shirts running out of the stadium - with their side 3-1 up and only seconds to go.

He tweeted: "Millwall fans broken through police barrier and Barnsley fans now running to other stands."

Several videos taken from fans inside the stadium showed supporters exiting the ground as people in Millwall shirts ran towards them.

Rob Summerfield tweeted: "It's a sad occasion for Millwall so they're holding a minutes's violence."

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Dave Briscoe
‏@tobytyke69
@AnnisAbraham I was caught up in it Annis. Parents shielding small children from being hit with bottles. Absolutely disgusting.