Lazio Fans Raided Over Spurs Attacks In Rome

By Nick Pisa, Sky News Reporter

Police in Rome have made a series of dawn raids as they continue their investigations into an attack on a city centre pub that left several Tottenham Hotspur fans injured.

Nine addresses were targeted in the operation, which is part of the ongoing probe into violence that erupted in The Drunken Ship, where Spurs fans had gathered ahead of a Europa League match against Lazio last November.

Officials said they were focusing on nine men, aged between 22 and 40 years old, who were described as "Lazio fans, known for their radical links".

Police said they had been traced after tracking telephone data between the men, which showed they had been in close contact with each other in the area of the Drunken Ship both before and after the attack.

Officers believe the men had probably been acting as "spotters for the main group" which attacked the pub.

All the men will have samples of DNA taken to compare them with traces found on weapons seized outside the pub following the attack.

The men held were all automatically given stadium banning orders of three years.

Last month, nine other homes were raided while two men have already been charged with wounding.

Police said 20 people are currently under investigation in connection with the attack.

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