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A man going by the nickname of Gulliver is on the run after being identified as a hooligan who attacked one of the FC Zenit footballers after his team lost a match.
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Thirteen football fans have been arrested in Russia following a mass brawl, that the alleged participants claim there is no way they could have been involved in.
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Riot policemen have been captured on camera beating up CSKA fans after the match that saw them win the premier league in Russia, allegedly after fans threw bottles.
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At a football match between Rubin and Terek, the Head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov forgets himself and swears at the referee, shocking the commentator.
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St. Petersburg Zenit fans chant slogans against the city's governor at a match, after he accuses the town of being idiots for swearing at Medvedev's motorcade
A man going by the nickname of Gulliver is on the run after being identified as a hooligan who attacked one of the FC Zenit footballers after his team lost a match.1
Thirteen football fans have been arrested in Russia following a mass brawl, that the alleged participants claim there is no way they could have been involved in.
Riot policemen have been captured on camera beating up CSKA fans after the match that saw them win the premier league in Russia, allegedly after fans threw bottles.
At a football match between Rubin and Terek, the Head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov forgets himself and swears at the referee, shocking the commentator.
St. Petersburg Zenit fans chant slogans against the city's governor at a match, after he accuses the town of being idiots for swearing at Medvedev's motorcade