Appeal to identify Aston Villa fans after fight breaks out following Leicester City match

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11 supporters of both teams have so far been arrested in connection with the incident

Police are appealing for help to identify a number of men after a fight broke out following the Leicester City versus Aston Villa game on Saturday, 23 April.

To date, 11 men – supporters of both teams – have been arrested in connection with the incident and have been released on bail while enquiries continue.

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However, the force said a number of men believed to have been involved have not been identified.

Those pictured below are believed to be supporters of Leicester City:

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While those pictured below are believed to be supporters of Aston Villa:

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What has Leicestershire Police said about the incident?

Detective Constable Ahmed Dada, the investigating officer, said: “I’m appealing for public help to identify those men pictured as I believe they may have information about what happened and can assist with the ongoing investigation.

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“If you recognise anyone and know who they are – or indeed you’re one of these men – then please get in touch. Any information you’re able to provide could help.”

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