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Clashes Erupt Between Beitar Jerusalem Fans and Police in Larnaca Ahead of Conference League Match
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Security08:09 · Jul 23

Clashes Erupt Between Beitar Jerusalem Fans and Police in Larnaca Ahead of Conference League Match

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The story · English

Tensions escalated in Larnaca, Cyprus, on the night of July 22-23 as a group of Beitar Jerusalem fans caused disturbances in the city center ahead of their team's Conference League qualifier against AEK Larnaca scheduled for July 23 at 19:30. According to local Cypriot media, the fans damaged property and some carried dangerous objects, prompting a large police response.

Police deployed tear gas to disperse the crowd, which scattered into nearby alleys. Following the unrest, authorities launched a nighttime manhunt to identify and arrest those involved. Police sources in Cyprus noted that the swift intervention prevented further escalation, and by just before midnight, some fans were escorted back to their accommodations under heavy security.

In preparation for the evening match at AEK Arena, local police significantly increased security measures around the stadium and throughout Larnaca to prevent further clashes between fan groups and maintain public order.

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