Police in Leipzig, Germany, order 60 Crystal Palace supporters, described as “known troublemakers,” to leave the city centre hours before the Europa Conference League final. The measure follows clashes involving Palace fans and supporters from Rayo Vallecano, according to police statements reported by both outlets. The BBC reports that two people are arrested in connection with the clashes before the match. The Daily Mail similarly describes police action to disperse the 60 fans ahead of the final, framing it as a response to disorder linked to the earlier incidents. Both sources agree that the supporters are specifically identified as having a history of trouble and that police intervene in advance of the final by requiring them to leave central areas. The reporting does not provide further details on the nature of the clashes beyond that they involve Palace and Vallecano fans and led to police arrests and the enforced dispersal.