FLASH
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After the AZ Alkamar-Legia Warsaw Conference League match, two players of the Polish club were arrested for attacking AZ staff. Earlier in the evening, a police officer was knocked unconscious when Legia fans tried to force their way into the stadium.
Dutch police call the club an 'unreliable partner' because clear security agreements were not met. However, Poland reacted with indignation to the actions of the Dutch police and launched an investigation. The Dutch police have arrested two people after the match between AZ Alkmar and Legia without revealing details, but the Polish media report that the players Josue and Radovan Pankov have been arrested.
Polish media also write that in the crowd after the match, the police also beat the president of the club, Dariusz Mioduski. The Polish media further write that there was a postponement and a fight with security, who did not want to let the team out of the stadium. It is suspected that the fans of the Polish team at that moment started to leave their sector, so the security has described the situation as dangerous. The situation escalated and the president of the Polish club, Dariusz Mioduski, and one of the coaches were also injured in the crowd, who were hit in the face and back. Information also appeared on social networks that one of the security guards fell to the floor and suffered a shock and broke his arm.
At one point, police allegedly threatened to force their way into the bus if Pankov did not get off. About an hour after the riots started, the police took away the Serb and team captain Josue.
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