Police in Belfast are appealing for information about a mass brawl which broke out following an amateur football match in the city.
Three people received minor injuries in the incident at Seaview on the Shore Road on Wednesday evening, the PSNI said.
Suffolk FC had beaten Woodvale FC 3-1 in the County Antrim Junior Shield final. The fight, involving a host of people, began after the trophy was presented.
Interesting night at Seaview watching the Junior Shield Final between Suffolk FC v Woodvale FC pic.twitter.com/qY6SqWKSzy
— J.R AKA Burt (@BelfastBhoy88) April 26, 2017
Last nights result
— Woodvale FC (@WoodvaleFC1) April 27, 2017
JUNIOR SHIELD FINAL
Woodvale 1-3 Suffolk
Well done Suffolk #WATW
“Police in North Belfast have received a report of an altercation after an amateur football match ended at grounds on the Shore Road on the evening of Wednesday April 26th,” the PSNI said in a statement.
In a Twitter post, the Co Antrim FA said it had launched an investigation into the incidents that occurred and that it would be assisting the PSNI “with enquires”.
“Anyone who attended the match and witnessed the incident is asked to contact police at Tennent Street, on the non-emergency number 101…,” the PSNI said.
Information can also be passed anonymously to the Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555 111.