Chelsea and Real Betis Supporters Clash in Poland Ahead of Conference League Final; Police Deploy Pepper Spray

Chelsea and Real Betis Fans Clash Ahead of Conference League Final in Poland

Polish police reportedly used pepper spray to disperse clashes between Chelsea and Real Betis fans in Wroclaw on Tuesday, a day before the Europa Conference League final. The altercation occurred in the city’s Market Square, where supporters from both sides gathered ahead of Wednesday’s match at Stadion Wroclaw.

Violence Erupts in City Center
Tensions flared as fans clashed near a restaurant, with videos on social media showing chairs and objects thrown at police. Authorities quickly intervened, forming a barricade to separate the groups. Armed officers deployed pepper spray to control the crowd, though no serious injuries were reported.

Police intervened with pepper spray as fans threw objects in Wroclaw’s Market Square.

Police Statement and Security Measures
The Wroclaw police confirmed they acted swiftly to prevent escalation, stating, “The fans scattered, and we are working to identify those involved.” Over 2,000 officers were deployed across the city, with drones and helicopters monitoring crowds. Authorities urged residents to avoid non-