Euro 2016, still live fresh in the memories of those who were there.England clashed with Russia for the pairs opening match in the French port city, and Vasili Berezutski's stoppage-time leveller is seldom remembered as it's overshadowed by the violence surrounding the game.Plastic chairs and beer bottles were thrown across the market square, which now resembled a war scene, as fans clashed around the bars and pubs of the Vieux Port district.Both sides suffered on the pitch too, England were dumped out by Iceland while Russia didn't make it past the group stages."There were 150 Russian supporters, who in reality, were hooligans," Brian Robin, Marseille's chief prosecutor, told the press following the events of 2016."They are used to, and.
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