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Police arrest four after Norwich City’s match at Coventry

Norwich City Football Club has been plagued by fan unrest following their recent 1-1 draw against Coventry City. The team is currently seventh in the Championship table, but this result has continued a downturn in form that has led to scuffles and arguments among fans. Among the four arrests made after the game, it is reported that all were Norwich fans, including a 14-year-old boy. West Midlands Police have called for anyone with information about the incidents to come forward.

The aftermath of the match saw heated reactions from both players and fans. The Norwich players appeared disappointed by the angry response from some City fans, while many supporters were in shock at the behavior of a small group causing trouble. Ben Gibson’s late own goal, which resulted from heavy pressure by the home team in the second half, may have contributed to the hostile atmosphere among fans.

West Midlands Police have initiated investigations into several incidents that occurred during the game. This includes disorder on a bus, resulting in the arrest of two men in their 50s, along with the 14-year-old boy, on charges of affray. Additionally, a 43-year-old man was arrested for a racially aggravated public order offence. The police are also looking into a public order offense after a steward ejected a supporter and a 12-year-old girl was injured by a coin thrown into the home stand. Two alleged assaults that took place in the away end are also under investigation.

Norwich City declined to comment on the matter, leaving fans and authorities waiting for more information. West Midlands Police have urged witnesses to come forward and provide any relevant details about the incidents. Sergeant Lizzie Lewandowski, football unit supervisor at the police force, emphasized the importance of gathering information from witnesses in order to carry out a thorough investigation. The police have provided their contact details and encouraged people to get in touch via Live Chat on their website or by calling 101 and quoting the relevant crime investigation number.

The behavior of a small number of Norwich fans has overshadowed the club’s recent performances on the pitch. The escalating tensions and arrests have raised concerns about the relationship between the club and its supporters. As the investigations continue, both the police and Norwich City will hope to identify those responsible for the incidents and take appropriate action to maintain safety and harmony within the football community.

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