Football disorder suspects revealed

Photos of football fans wanted in connection with trouble at last week's Manchester derby have been released. [26 January 2010]

Fans of both Manchester United and Manchester City are believed to be behind the disorder at the Carling Cup semi-final. The second-leg of the semi-final takes place on Wednesday and police are hoping to trace the men pictured in the CCTV images ahead of the match.

Manchester fans arrested

Fifteen people were arrested at the grounds after trouble broke out. Police are stressing that while the majority of fans at the match were well behaved, some individuals threw coins and seats, while others threw bottles at police.

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