Violence among English supporters on the streets of Porto and Algarve

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

It seems that this year we will have a relatively normal summer after the pandemic, that is, with the typical English mayhem on the streets as it is customary

[Faklon]

Yes, the art of drunken Brits who manage to hurt themselves in order to get arrested is unbeatable.

The guy who shouts "whaaa e poouuussy" at 1:12 is neighbour material. This is how I imagine Vasco da Gama starting his trips, shouting back this to the cowards who didn't follow.

[Damião de Góis]

Pretty normal and expected. It's the same everywhere english fans go, it was exactly the same in 2019 for the Nations League:

[Tooting Carmen]

Yes, football fans from England are often an embarrassment, but they are far less violent than 25 years ago +.

[FedorZimin]

Nothing new, organise battles to death to defend their local club is an old british tradition.

[Arūnas]

disgusting, in Poland, Gdańsk the Poles took the lead
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sp...ed-Gdansk.html

where are Portuguese hooligans?

[Luso]

I would beat the shit out of them if they were being a nuisance to any Portuguese

Just kidding I’d be attacked by both for being Gypsy boy

[Damião de Góis]

disgusting, in Poland, Gdańsk the Poles took the lead
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/sp...ed-Gdansk.html

where are Portuguese hooligans?

There is no hooligan culture here. Besides this is a match between two english clubs, they are fighting each other (this afternoon there were even fights among Man City fans who were throwing beer against each other).

[Creoda]

Yes, football fans from England are often an embarrassment, but they are far less violent than 25 years ago +.

It's not embarrassing, it's a bit of fun. What's embarrassing is being a football supporter at all, spending your money worshipping niggers chasing a ball or wearing replica shirts, with another man's name on your back.

The good old days

[alnortedelsur]

Same story in Magalluf, Mallorca, Spain.