Three Rayo Vallecano fans hospitalised after attack on two buses in Poland | OneFootball

Three Rayo Vallecano fans were hospitalized after an attack on two buses carrying fans of the Madrid club to a Conference League match in Poland, this Thursday, local police reported.

According to the police version, the two buses carrying the Spanish fans were blocked by two cars on a highway near Ostrow Mazowiecka, in eastern Poland, in the early hours of Thursday.

Then, “about fifty people, some of them masked, emerged from a nearby forest. There was a confrontation,” reported the regional police of Mazovia on the social network X, adding that the quick police intervention prevented the situation from worsening.

On site, emergency medical services attended to the injured, and three of them “were taken to the hospital,” the same source indicated, without specifying the severity of the injuries.

Seven Arrested

According to the Polish press, the buses were transporting Rayo Vallecano fans traveling to Bialystok (in eastern Poland) to watch the match against Jagiellonia on Thursday night, a game valid for the fifth round of the Conference League group stage.

The police also reported the arrest of seven people involved in the attack. During the operation, the police seized, among other items, “balaclavas, extendable batons, wooden sticks, and metal cutting pliers.”

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