This might not come as any surprise to those of us who were at the play-off final at Nuneaton.

Taken from the BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-21818075 

Sixty people have been arrested for violent disorder in Nuneaton before a football match.

In what Warwickshire Police described as "positive police action", officers were deployed from 10:30 GMT in advance of the game between Nuneaton Town and Lincoln City.

Warwickshire, West Mercia, West Midlands and British Transport Police took part in the operation.

Police said disorder was successfully contained. No injuries were reported.

Chief Inspector Adrian Knight, who was leading the response, thanked his colleagues for what had been a "particularly challenging day", adding: "This operation was a true collaboration utilising resources from across the region."

He went on: "It was important to take a positive approach from the start of the operation and as a result of that approach a significant number of people have been arrested for serious offences and will now be processed.

"Warwickshire Police is committed to protecting people from harm, whether they live in the county or are visiting, and we will not tolerate any behaviour which puts them at risk.

"Anyone intent on causing trouble in Warwickshire should be aware that we will deal with them robustly," he added.