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Three Roma fans held by police in Manchester return to Italy
·5 November 2026·4h ago

Three Roma fans held by police in Manchester return to Italy

Source: Forza Roma

The three Roma supporters who were detained by police after the trip to Old Trafford have been released and have returned to Italy in the past few hours. A young fan who was pinned down by police officers at Old Trafford, and who was nearly killed according to the Italian report, has also made it home. He is in good condition after receiving medical treatment first at the stadium and then in hospital in Manchester.

The news comes after a trip to Manchester that fans will want to forget, above all because of what happened in the stands at Old Trafford. The incident has overshadowed the club's European visit and the Roma supporters who travelled to the English city.

The Italian report confirms that the three Giallorossi supporters held by police have been released, and that the young man who was restrained by officers has also returned home safely.

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Three Roma supporters held by police in Manchester have been released and returned to Italy, according to Forza Roma, which also reports that the young fan pinned down by officers at Old Trafford has made it home. Forza Roma says he is in good condition after treatment first at the stadium and then in a Manchester hospital, though it describes him as nearly killed in its wording. The trip has been overshadowed by the scenes in the away end after Manchester United beat Roma 3-2, which TeleRadioStereo reports, with English police intervening in riot gear.

The outlets differ on how the trouble started and what it involved. TeleRadioStereo, citing Giorgio Marota of Corriere dello Sport, says it began with taunts from United supporters towards Roma's ultras, escalating into insults and thrown objects. It reports that officers entered the Roma section as spectators were leaving, handcuffing and striking with batons some fans judged responsible. GialloRossi.net, citing Adnkronos, says tension had already broken out before kick-off, with one fan arrested and six others detained according to press reports, and that the away end turned its travel banner upside down and stayed silent for the first fifteen minutes.

The most serious allegation concerns a supporter who reportedly suffered a medical episode while leaving the stadium. Witnesses told Adnkronos that police assumed he wanted to cause trouble, handcuffed him and threw him to the ground, and that his friends then asked for medical staff. Il Romanista published video showing a fan pinned down by officers and reported that he later needed medical assistance. The English authorities' version has not yet been reported, so these accusations remain to be clarified.

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“Arrivano buone notizie dopo una trasferta da dimenticare anche e sopratutto per quanto successo sugli spalti di Old Trafford. I tre tifosi giallorossi che erano stati fermati dalla polizia sono stati rilasciati e sono rientrati in Italia nelle ultime ore. Tornato anche il ragazzo che era stato…”

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