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OVER 100 PERSONS INJURED AFTER DINAMO-HAJDUK GAME IN SPLIT

SPLIT SPLIT, May 3 (Hina) - About 100 persons were arrested and over 100 have been lightly injured in the events following the first leg of the Croatian Cup final between rivals Dinamo Zagreb and Hajduk Split which took place in the southern Croatian city of Split Tuesday evening.
SPLIT, May 3 (Hina) - About 100 persons were arrested and over 100 have been lightly injured in the events following the first leg of the Croatian Cup final between rivals Dinamo Zagreb and Hajduk Split which took place in the southern Croatian city of Split Tuesday evening.#L# Police released tear-gas and caused the first leg of the Croatian Cup final to be abandoned. Hajduk were leading 2-0 when police decided to take control of a harsh situation caused by two groups of fans -- Hajduk's "Torcida" and Dinamo's "Bad Blue Boys", who had been provoking the police for much of the first half of the game. The situation reached crisis point a few minutes from time when a group of Torcida fans managed to break heavy police security and were about to launch into the Bad Blue Boys. Doctor on duty in Split's emergency room, Sanda Stojanovic told Hina Wednesday morning, that apart from fans, also treated were several injured police officers. Late Tuesday evening Spilt police reported that 89 persons were arrested before the match for disturbing public peace and order, and another 9 persons have been arrested after. In the 86th minute of the game, police were forced to release tear- gas. Several groups continued with the hooliganism in downtown Split and vandalised several police and civil vehicles, as well as windows on shops, read the police statement. Official delegate of the Croatian Soccer Federation Milan Malovic said afterwards that during the first half, the game was on the edge of an incident. He added that in the second half the police were forced to use the tear gas to prevent the fans from clashing and invading the pitch. Malovic stressed the Croatian Football Federation Executive Board would pass a final decision on the destiny of this ill-tempered game. President of the Croatian FA Vlatko Markovic said: "This is a tragedy for Croatian soccer" and called an urgent meeting of the FA's Executive board for Thursday. Before the game, the Croatian Television aired a protest after a television journalist Drago Cosic was attacked by an angry fan at the stadium, however, the television decided to go through with the broadcast. It was the second time this year that Torcida had caused a game to be abandoned. Hajduk fans interrupted a premier league match against Sibenik, 10 minutes from time, with Hajduk loosing to Sibenik 2-1. The game was later awarded 3-0 to Sibenik -- without any additional punishment for Hajduk. Dinamo has secured their fifth title with a 10-point lead over Hajduk with three rounds to play in the premier league. If Dinamo win both league and cup title, it would be their fourth double in five years. The second leg of the final is scheduled for May 16. (hina) it

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