Shocking moment PSG fan stamps on Botafogo supporter's head in sick stadium brawl during Club World Cup clash
THIS is the shocking moment a mass brawl broke out between PSG and Botafogo fans.
The horrific scenes took place as the Champions League winners lost 1-0 to the Brazilian giants at the Club World Cup.
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But before kick-off at the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium in California last night, violence erupted between supporters in the stands.
PSG and Botafogo fans threw punches at each other with around 25 people seemingly involved.
The ugly scenes saw two Parisians attack a single Botafogo supporter and continue after he dropped to the floor.
Other fans stopped the duo before a man in a Botafogo shirt then attacked them.
It led to several people falling over and as they were on the deck, a different member of the PSG faithful kicked and stamped on someone's head in a sickening assault.
Another was seen punching a man repeatedly while he was down.
There was shockingly no stewards or police on the scene to stop the fight.
And many other supporters not looking for trouble are seen running away from the melee.
It remains unclear what began the brawl or the injuries sustained.
PSG supporters were involved in violence after winning the Champions League final last month.
The victory led to cars being set on fire and clashes with riot cops back in the French capital, with over 500 arrests and 200 people injured.
On the pitch last night, Nottingham Forest target Igor Jesus scored the only goal in a shock win for Botafogo, who now top Group B after two wins.
They look set to go through with PSG and Atletico Madrid battling it out for second place.
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