Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road(01 of13)
Open Image ModalThe police finally get the situation under control after Millwall fans, disappointed at seeing their team knocked out of the FA Cup, rioted, using plastic seats as missiles (credit:PA)
Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road(02 of13)
Open Image ModalPolice with dogs on the pitch at Kenilworth Road, Luton when Luton Town's FA Cup 6th round tie against Millwall was halted after 14 minutes when fans spilled on to the pitch. The players reappeared after a 15 minute stoppage. (credit:PA)
Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road(03 of13)
Open Image ModalLuton v Millwall. The aftermath of the pitched battle at Luton's Kenilworth Road ground after fans went on the rampage, ripping up seats in the ground and using them as missiles. (credit:PA)
Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road(04 of13)
Open Image ModalLuton v Millwall. Police with batons out tackle fans invading the pitch at Kenilworth Road football ground, where Luton beat Millwall 1-0 in the FA Cup Quarter-Final. Police and fans were injured, and there were over 30 arrests following several pitch invasions and a rampage which followed the final whistle. (credit:PA)
Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road(05 of13)
Open Image ModalLuton v Millwall. Luton stewards help an injured policeman at the town's Kenilworth Road Ground where violence flared several times during the FA Cup 6th round tie against Millwall. At one point the game was halted for 25 minutes and both teams adjourned to the dressing rooms, before Luton went on to win 1-0. (credit:PA)
Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road(06 of13)
Open Image ModalOne of the pitched battles at Luton Town's Kenilworth Road ground - fans versus police. (credit:PA)
Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road(07 of13)
Open Image ModalMillwall Manager George Graham (l) and his assistant Theo Foley in a dejected mood after the match was halted when fans spilled on to the pitch. Millwall fans had invaded the pitch half an hour before the kick off, returning to the terraces after a personal pleas from George Graham. (credit:PA)
Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road - Aftermath - Department of the Environment, London(08 of13)
Open Image ModalLuton Town executive John Smith (left) and Millwall chief executive Tony Shaw leave the Department of the Environment in London. They met with Sports Minister Neil MacFarlane to discuss the violent clashes at Kenilworth Road during an FA Cup tie between Luton and Millwall. (credit:PA)
Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road - Aftermath(09 of13)
Open Image ModalSgt Colin Cook (left), who almost died at Luton Town's Kenilworth Road ground, with PC Phil Evans, who saved his life. More than 30 police officers were injured in the violent clashes that occurred during the FA Cup tie between Luton and Millwall. (credit:PA)
Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road(10 of13)
Open Image ModalResidents of Ivy Road, which leads from Luton Town's ground, Dennis Midwinter, 33, and his wife Christine show some of the results of the violence suffered in the street last night caused by fans leaving after the FA Cup match against Millwall. Dennis holds the iron hinge which hit him on the head as they stand beside their shattered car windscreen. The match was halted when fans spilled on to the pitch. Millwall fans had invaded the pitch half an hour before the kick off, returning to the terraces after a personal pleas from Millwall Manager George Graham. (credit:PA)
Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road - Aftermath - Ivy Road(11 of13)
Open Image ModalAlice Howarth, 69, and a glazier inspect one of her windows, which was damaged when violence broke out on Ivy Road as fans left the Luton Town and Millwall match. The FA Cup tie was halted when Millwall fans invaded the pitch. (credit:PA)
Soccer - FA Cup - Sixth Round - Luton Town v Millwall - Kenilworth Road(12 of13)
Open Image ModalThe task of clearing up begins at the home of Luton Town following the violence of last night's FA Cup match with Millwall. The match was halted when fans spilled on to the pitch. Millwall fans had invaded the pitch half an hour before the kick off, returning to the terraces after a personal pleas from Millwall Manager George Graham. (credit:PA)
Transport - Football Hooliganism - London - 1985(13 of13)
Open Image ModalA train carriage of the 22:30 Luton/St Pancras Football Special train that was wrecked by Millwall fans on their journey back to London from Luton. (credit:PA)