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Rooney Mara nails gothic glam in a black lace gown with a sheer bodice and a cropped jacket at theВ premiere of Guillermo del Toro's Nightmare Alley 'We will also be checking whether any of them were known hooligans.'ДЄnyone with information is asked to call Hammersmith and Fulham police on 020 8246 2505.Д®arier the match ended in a 3-3 draw as Chelsea came back from being 3-1 down. 'We have a lot of people in custody and will be talking to them all to try to see what was behind this. 'We are trying to establish whether it was a pre-arranged setpiece fight or if it was one group of organised hooligans setting upon another.

These guys had not turned up with sticks and bats to play a game of hockey or baseball. Police recovered knives, baseball bats, wood laced with nails and hockey sticks.ДЄ police source said: 'Clearly there was a degree of organisation. Huge crowds had gathered outside the White Horse in the afternoon after the match which is a traditional drinking venue on Chelsea match days.ДЄnd took up to an hour to bring under control. There was no violence at the match, which was policed by 600 officers. They included a 40-year-old from Plumstead who suffered head and chest injuries, a 52-yearold from Kentish Town, a 41-year-old from Chigwell and a 31-year-old from Bedfordshire. The injured men were taken to various west London hospitals. About five minutes later the police sirens started and carried on all night.'Дozens of officers, including vans of riot police on standby and a police helicopter, were scrambled to the scene. 'I ran off down a street but could hear the rioting going on from half a mile away. People were fleeing in all directions, it was chaos. 'Suddenly there was a lot of loud shouting and screaming and we saw a huge mob fighting outside the Sloaney Pony, smashing each other with baseball bats and anything they could get their hands on. I was on Parsons Green itself having a quiet drink with friends - nothing to do with the football. It was a battlefield in the middle of Fulham's smartest area on a Sunday evening. One witness said: 'It was pandemonium, I've never seen scenes like it. Police believe it was either a prearranged fight organised over mobile phones and the internet or Tottenham hooligans had ambushed Chelsea fans 'in their own backyard'. The riot began outside the White Horse pub in Parsons Green, known as the 'Sloaney Pony', following a dramatic FA Cup clash between Chelsea and Spurs. All were later released except one, who remained in hospital today with stab wounds to the buttocks.