UEFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Russia over crowd trouble, racism, and fireworks being set off after the country's opening euro 2016 game against England.
Russian supporters attacked England fans inside the stadium in Marseille as the match concluded.
It followed several days of violence in Marseille involving locals, England fans, Russian supporters and police.
Several England supporters have been hospitalised.
UK correspondent Olly Barratt says there are several key questions for organisers and police to answer.
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Russian supporters attacked England fans inside the stadium in Marseille as the match concluded.
It followed several days of violence in Marseille involving locals, England fans, Russian supporters and police.
Several England supporters have been hospitalised.
UK correspondent Olly Barratt says there are several key questions for organisers and police to answer.
IN: "Where was...
OUT: ...on Thursday."
DUR: 45 seconds
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Witnesses said the trouble began in the Stade Velodrome after Russian fans let off flares toward the end, then climbed over barriers separating them from England supporters.
Russian Sports Minister Vitaly Mutko said the opening of the UEFA case was to be expected given the fans’ behaviour, as our Moscow correspondent Lorna Shaddick reports.
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