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Page last updated at 20:42 GMT, Thursday, 22 May 2008 21:42 UK
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Football fans held after defeat

Fulham Broadway clashes
Thirteen fans were arrested during clashes at Fulham Broadway

Police clashed with about 400 football fans in west London after Chelsea's defeat in the Champions League final.

One man suffered leg injuries when he was hit by a car in Fulham Broadway. A motorist was arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and later bailed.

Five officers suffered minor injuries as fans threw bottles at police near Chelsea's Stamford Bridge stadium, after Manchester United took the title.

A total of 13 people arrested over the disturbance have been bailed.

Two men, aged 18 and 29, were held on suspicion of wounding and 10 other men were bailed on suspicion of violent disorder.



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