Italian media echoes the violence of the fans in the Albanian capital, the night before the final of the "Conference League". Thus, "Corriere dello Sport" writes that there were many clashes in Tirana between the police of the Albanian capital and the fans of Feyenoord, Rome's opponent in the final of the Conference League.
Concerns are growing about what might happen on the day of the match. As confirmed by the Tirana police, there have been several cases of violent incidents. In the first case, a man of Albanian nationality was injured by a chair in the head in the fan area reserved for Feyenoord fans, who are suspected of being provoked by the man who was subsequently injured.
The person who is already in the hospital, out of danger for life, would have sung the anthem of Rome, which provoked the Dutch. Many people have been detained by police, but they are not, at least for now, arrested.
Other incidents took place in one of Tirana's 'nightlife' areas, with about 200 Dutch hooligans clashing with police, using batons and throwing stones at agents, some of whom were injured.
Other clashes, between police officers and Feyenoord fans, were recorded near the police headquarters in Tirana, in one of the central areas of the Albanian capital. A police car was left with broken windows. "Finally, clashes were reported in the suburbs."