Las horas previas al Valencia-Sevilla de ayer estuvieron marcadas por un altercado protagonizado por grupos ultras de ambos equipos. En concreto, un grupo de hinchas radicales valencianistas estuvieron a punto de pelearse con miembros de la peña 'Biris' del conjunto andaluz.

The hours before the Valencia-Sevilla yesterday was marred by an altercation starring ultras groups from both teams. Specifically, a radical group of Valencian supporters were about to scrap with members of the rock 'Biris' the Andalusian side.

The incident occurred about 15 hours, when fans were near Mestalla Sevilla, Avenida de Aragon, drinking and chatting, escorted by police when they saw about twenty radical approach, which identified themselves as followers of Valencia, while the hispalenses were about 150.

Then, when the two groups were close, he began a cross of insults and cries gave way to confrontation. The Valencian group began throwing various hard objects including stones, toward where the Andalusians, and had to mediate the police to deter and that was any further because the matter was complicated at times.

Although, according to witnesses who witnessed the incident, the versions differ. As some point, the 'Biris' were those who began to rebuke the Valencian and threw objects, to which they responded, sparking several races, and that's where the police intervened.

Not the first time Valencia ultras have a violent encounter with the 'Biris'. In the past, both groups have even come to challenge for social networks to fight, but usually the work of the security forces have prevented the riots.

During yesterday's meeting, the songs were constant cross between hobbies. The Sevilla fans sang in offensive, which was answered by the ultras of Mestalla, singing against Sevilla and against Michel.

After the meeting, the result was clear just by listening to the sound of the avenue of Sweden. The 'Biris' next to the bus waited for Sevilla at the exit of the players on your team to encourage them and thank them for 1-2 victory in Mestalla they reopen the door of the Champions on the horizon, as a Emery victory of the difference between the two teams would be beyond repair.

Fortunately, after the crash there was no regret that violence by hobbies, as the police was responsible for escorting the Sevilla until they boarded their bus to return to the Andalusian capital.

Yesterday's is the second tough game in the stands of the week. Against Stoke City, the presence of 3,000 English fans created problems for the conduct of the British, who threw coins and various objects to the Valencian who were in the stands below. Even also threw liquid, causing many people had to leave the stadium before the end of the match for not holding the actions of the Stoke fans, with clear signs of intoxication.