Euro 2016: Fighting in stadium before clash between Hungary and Iceland
There have been a number of violent incidents during the tournament
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A Reuters witness saw police officers enter the stands in the Stade Velodrome.
Euro 2016 has been marred by violence, especially in Marseille last weekend when Russian fans confronted English supporters before, during and after the Russia versus England game.
Reuters
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