In the Italian city, there have been attacks on Brighton supporters before of their Europa League match against Roma on Thursday.
Consequently, what happened?
Early on Thursday morning, two Brighton supporters were robbed and wounded by a masked group in the Italian city, according to La Repubblica. The fans were brought to the hospital after suffering stab wounds to their legs. The intruders also stole identity documents and wallets, and authorities are currently looking into the event.
ACCORDING TO THE POLICE PC Brighton’s liaison officer, Darren Balkham, posted on X, saying: “We are aware of the incident that was reported in the Italian media last night. I’ve chatted with the two Brighton supporters who seem fine. We restate the club’s recommendation that was listed in the pre-match information.”
THE LARGER IMAGE
Brighton will take on the defeated finalists of the previous season in their inaugural European knockout match in Rome. Prior to the game, supporters received warnings from the Seagulls against pickpocketing and street violence in the city. throughout addition, supporters were instructed to bring identification, make use of the free shuttle buses offered, and note that “Italian police advise it is better to avoid flags and colours in the city.”
WHAT TIME DOES THE GAME STARTE?
At the Stadio Olimpico, Brighton and Roma’s match is set to begin at 17.45 UK time. The comeback is scheduled for Thursday, March 14.
