Millwall fans expelled from Hungary

Two of nine Britons arrested in trouble at Millwall’s Uefa Cup tie in Hungary have received suspended sentences and are being expelled from the country, a British Embassy spokesman said today.

Fri, 01 Oct, 2004 - 17:28

Two of nine Britons arrested in trouble at Millwall’s Uefa Cup tie in Hungary have received suspended sentences and are being expelled from the country, a British Embassy spokesman said today.

Meanwhile two Lions fans stabbed before yesterday’s defeat by Ferencvaros in Budapest are improving in hospital.

The other Britons who were held have all been released, the spokesman said.

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