A THURROCK man was among nine arrested over violent clashes over violent clashes before the Liverpool v Roma Champions League semi-final first leg last night (Tuesday) reports the Liverpool Echo.
Merseyside Police said the arrests were made in relation to various alleged offences – including attempted murder, affray, Section 47 assault, possession of offensive weapons, possession of a controlled drug, criminal damage and being drunk and disorderly.
A man attacked before the match remains in a critical condition this morning – police have confirmed.
Among the arrests were a 35-year-old man from Thurrock who was arrested for affray and has been taken to a police station to be interviewed.
Liverpool FC have also released a fresh statement urging people with information to contact the police and praising the emergency services.
It states: “Liverpool Football Club will continue to work closely with the relevant authorities to establish an understanding of the facts, following a serious and disturbing incident at Anfield last night which has left a 53-year-old supporter in a critical condition in hospital.
“The club’s first priority is the safety of all fans attending matches.
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