Hooliganism

Russia and England were threatened by UEFA with expulsion from Euro 2016.

UEFA Euro 2016 was marked by violence.

The move has been made to protect children.

This time, Lille was the scene for clashes between Russian and English fans and police.

European football's governing body has imposed a suspended disqualification.

The move follows days of violence in Marseille.

Chairman Greg Dyke wrote an open letter to UEFA concerned about blaming English fans for violence.

The Marseille prosecutor has identified Saturday's culprits.

Trouble flared in the Stade Velodrome on Saturday evening.

Trouble flared between supporters and French youths.