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Millwall And Crystal Palace Fans Brawl In Selhurst Park Stands Before FA Cup Clash 6r3o15

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Ugly scenes have marred Crystal Palace’s FA Cup clash with Millwall as a brawl broke out between both sets of fans in the stands ahead of kick-off.

Millwall And Crystal Palace Fans Brawl In The Stands Ahead Of FA Cup Tie 4o3h5e

The ill-tempered affair at Selhurst Park got off to a violent start off the pitch as tempers boiled over in the stands.

In a video circulating on social media, an over-zealous Millwall fan can be seen climbing over the section divider to confront a number of Palace ers.

Several Palace fans then rush to fight the man, as security tried to stop the brawl ahead of kick-off.

WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO BELOW WHICH INCLUDES VIOLENCE

The clip then shows the Millwall fan lose his footing, leading to multiple opposition fans lay in a number of punches.

The ugly scenes have marred Palace’s 3-1 win over 10-man Millwall, which included alleged homophobic chants during the game and sickening chants of “let him die” at a stricken Jean-Philippe Mateta following his horror head injury.

The FA are set to investigate the homophobic chants heard during the game.

Palace went on to win the game FA Cup quarter-finals.

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After graduating from Kingston University with an upper second-class Honours degree, I learned the ropes in sports journalism starting at Sports Mole before making my way through the ranks at the MailOnline. I started initially as a freelancer before going on to become an assistant sports editor in seven years at the company. Love football, cursed by Spurs and you can catch me watching/falling asleep to the F1 while hungover on a Sunday.

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After graduating from Kingston University with an upper second-class Honours degree, I learned the ropes in sports journalism starting at Sports Mole before making my way through the ranks at the MailOnline. I started initially as a freelancer before going on to become an assistant sports editor in seven years at the company. Love football, cursed by Spurs and you can catch me watching/falling asleep to the F1 while hungover on a Sunday.

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