Hundreds to thousands of Crystal Palace and Rayo Vallecano supporters travel to Leipzig ahead of Wednesday’s UEFA Europa Conference League final at RB Arena. Multiple reports say violence breaks out in the city centre on Tuesday evening, around 8pm local time, involving both sets of fans. Saxon State Police state that clashes “suddenly” erupt, with bottles, glasses and furniture thrown and physical altercations between supporters. Police also make arrests during the disturbances; the Guardian reports two arrests and says 60 Crystal Palace fans identified as “known troublemakers” are ordered to leave the city centre on Tuesday night. Other outlets describe police intervention as riot officers step in to manage the situation. Al Jazeera adds that German police respond to two separate incidents involving hundreds of supporters. Reports also mention social media videos circulating from the scene, including claims that Palace supporters are targeted. Despite the clashes, the match is scheduled to proceed as planned the following day.