An Everton fan has been slightly injured and a Belgian police officer hurt in separate incidents in Brussels. Officers from Merseyside police, in Belgium as observers, reported seeing a large group of fans enjoying and behaving themselves ahead of the match between Anderlecht and Everton. But one fan was hurt following a confrontation with home supporters after Everton fans got off at the wrong metro station as they made their way to the game. After the match, which Everton lost 2-0, a Belgian police officer was injured as supporters of the Merseyside club were moved away from the stadium to a local station. A number of bricks were thrown during the disturbance, a spokesman for Merseyside police said. Ananova
for belgian friends A bad day all round for Everton in Brussels as the team were convincingly beaten and trouble was reported outside the stadium. Regarding the incidents around the Constan van den Stock stadium Ian Ross said: "We are obviously concerned about anything untoward that should have happened with regard to our supporters in Belgium... When Skies Are Grey
No wonder segregation is alive and well in Europe. Sorry, but I had to say that. Now you get into fights for getting off at the wrong train station.