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Police investigating violent clash after Watford’s win over Everton amid reports two Hornets fans left ‘covered in blood’ with one ‘not moving a lot’
- BBC’sRick Kelsey took to Twitter after encountering aftermath of violence
- Kelsey said two Watford fans were left hurt as ambulances arrived to treat them
- The incident followed Watford’s 1-0 win over Everton at Vicarage Road
Hertfordshire police are investigating a violent incident after reports that a Watford fan was left ‘covered in blood’ following their match against Everton on Saturday.
According to reports, a cemetery near Vicarage Road is cordoned off and BBC reporter Rick Kelsey said he saw two fans hurt as ambulances arrived.
‘Outside @WatfordFC loads of police after fighting in-between coaches and railings next to crowd,’ Kelsey wrote. ‘Two Watford fans on ground covered in blood. Ambulances on scene.
BBC reporter Rick Kelsey said he saw two fans hurt as ambulances arrived
Kelsey said on Twitter that one fan ‘was not moving a lot as ambulances arrived’
‘One man ( in his thirties ish) was not moving a lot as ambulances arrived. Police blocking coach doors to stop fans getting off.’
The incident followed Watford’s 1-0 win over Everton in the Premier League on Saturday.
The match saw former Hornets manager Marco Silva return with Everton after leaving the club in acrimonious circumstances last season.
He was sacked by Watford in January 2018 with the club blaming Everton’s approach the previous November for disrupting his focus.
Watford won thanks to a 65th minute strike from Andre Gray.
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