30 football fans were detained in Poland for fighting with MMA fighters

In Poland, 30 football fans were detained due to a mass brawl with MMA fighters. This was reported on February 10 by the Polish radio station Radio Muzyka Fakty (RMF).

"30 people suspected of participating in a collective brawl in Koscieszyn, Pomeranian Voivodeship, were detained by the police," the publication says.

As the newspaper notes, about 60 football fans from Gdansk arrived in the city in the evening. A group of fans of the Lechia club staged an attack on an MMA club in the city of Koscierzyna, where fans of the Arka team were training at that moment.

It is specified that all the detainees, except for two minors, are now in the local police station. The two teenagers were handed over to their parents.

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