Ten detained after fight in Moscow cafe following Spartak-CSKA match

After the match “Spartak” – CSKA ten people were taken to the police for a fight

The fight took place after the match in a cafe in the city center, and administrative protocols were drawn up against the detainees for petty hooliganism. As a result of the conflict, no one applied to medical institutions

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After the RPL match between Spartak and CSKA, which took place on May 21, ten people were taken to the police department for a fight in a cafe in the center of Moscow, reported TASS in law enforcement agencies. The press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow told RBC that the incident occurred in a cafe on Sergiy Radonezhsky Street, and protocols were drawn up on the detainees for petty hooliganism.

“There was a disagreement between the men, which turned into a fight. Ten people were brought to the police department for violating public order,” the source said. TASS. According to him, the cause of the conflict could be differences of opinion about the game of football teams.

The press service of the Main Directorate of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Moscow noted that there was no information about the appeal to medical institutions as a result of the conflict, and there is no information about whether football fans took part in the incident.

Spartak defeated CSKA in their field with a score of 2: 1 in the derby as part of the 28th round of the RPL.

Earlier on Monday, the telegram channel Baza informedthat “dozens of football fans” got into a fight at the Gambrinus Cafe.

RBC turned to Gambrinus for comment.