
Horrifying moment rival football yobs blast FIREWORKS & batter each other with sticks in huge brawl before game
Video footage of the terrifying clash, which took place in Northern Ireland last night, resurfaced on social media and shows the details of the Call-of-Duty style fight.
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The chilling video was uploaded on X (formerly Twitter) with a caption reading: 'Derry youngfellas making absolute mugs of the hipster Bohs fans from Dublin.'
Masked yobs, wearing hoodies and tracksuits, can be seen waving golf clubs on one side of a metal fence.
Meanwhile, a hooded figure can be seen holding some kind of firework which he uses to launch streams of explosive rockets through the fence.
Running to escape the fizzing rockets, the men on the other side of the fence scatter as red and green sparks fly through the air.
As one figure on the other side of the fence approaches the man with the rockets, the fireworks begin to hit the fence - showering everyone in red-hot, colourful embers.
Then, a terrified girl can be seen running past at the bottom of the screen as she calls out: 'Daddy!'
An unidentified man can be heard telling her: 'You're alright, you're alright, you're alright.'
Veiled in smoke from the fireworks, the group with the golf clubs becomes almost invisible while the rival gang picks up huge heavy objects to hurl at the armed group.
More hooded yobs can then be seen running past the girl and the unidentified man, as the terrifying fight continues.
The Sun has approached the Police Service for Northern Ireland, Bohemians FC and Derry City FC for comment.
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In other videos which have surfaced online, crowds of masked men can be seen hurling golf clubs at each other.
In the distance, sirens can be heard while the huge crowd continues its brawl.
Another shows thug hurling a heavy rock at someone he is fighting with.
A fourth video - captioned with 'Bohs Derry tonight' - shows the group of thugs running from a police defender.
Following the violent disorder, the Police Service for Northern Ireland released a statement about a clash between some supporters of Bohemians FC and Derry City FC.
According to police, the fight- which took place at 7pm on Friday - teenage boy and a man aged in his 20's sustained injuries.
Superintendent William Calderwood said: 'We believe that the disorder we witnessed on Friday evening was pre-arranged and we will be reviewing all available footage to identify those involved.
"I would ask anyone with information or footage which could assist us with our enquiries to contact officers at Strand Road on 101, quoting reference number 1637 25/07/25.
"A report can be submitted online using the non-emergency reporting form via http://www.psni.police.uk/makeareport/ or you can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or online at http://crimestoppers-uk.org/.'
Bohemians FC faced Derry City FC at the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium last night.
After a long and gruelling match, both teams were deadlocked at 1-1 and ultimately left in a tie.
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