Police have launched an investigation following disorder at the Deva Stadium in Chester.
Shortly after the final whistle at the Chester FC versus Brackley Town match on Sunday 7 May, a large number of Chester fans entered the pitch and attempted to access the away stand.
Officers intervened and the fans were prevented from accessing the stand, before being removed from the stadium.
During the incident a number of smoke bombs and other items were thrown towards the Brackley Town fans.
After leaving the ground a number of Chester fans also damaged coaches which were parked outside the stadium.
An investigation into the disorder has been launched and officers are currently analysing video footage.
Chief Inspector Jez Taylor, of Cheshire Police Uniform Operations, said:
“While the majority of fans were well behaved, there were a small minority who were intent on causing disorder and their behaviour at the end of the match was totally unacceptable.
“An investigation into the disorder has been launched and we will be taking robust action against all those found to be involved, including possible banning orders.”
Anyone with any information should contact Cheshire Police on 101, or visit www.cheshire.police.uk/tell-us, quoting IML 1539302.
