In Argentina, Violence Is Part of the Soccer Culture - The New York Times
England hooligans in Russia World Cup THREAT: 'It's payback time!' | UK | News | Express.co.uk
World Cup 2018: More than 1,200 British football hooligans banned from going to Russia by Home Office | The Independent | The Independent
Jakarta's hooligan problem: violence and deaths surround 'Jakmania' football fans | Cities | The Guardian
Russian football hooligans face a crackdown ahead of World Cup | World Cup | Al Jazeera
Polish hooligans joined with Hungarian yobs in far-right alliance to viciously attack cops at England match
Social bonding key cause of football violence | University of Oxford
The hooligan myth - spiked
The bloodthirsty new generation of hooligans dragging football back to the 1970s and bringing terror to the game
Russian hooligans see themselves as Kremlin foot soldiers | Reuters
Football Hooligans Torches On Stadium Fans Stock Photo 554364109 | Shutterstock
World Cup 2018 WARNING: Russian and Argentinian hooligans PLOT to ATTACK England fans | UK | News | Express.co.uk
British soccer hooligans exported fan violence, and this is what that mess looked like | by Rian Dundon | Timeline
Euro 2016: Russian hooligan fans praised by MP after clashes with England supporters - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Russian hooligans hunt down England fans in sickening street battles in Marseille - World News - Mirror Online
Russian Hooligans' Toughest Opponents? Russia's Police - The New York Times
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England's hooligan problem: Why do some Three Lions fans cause such trouble away from home?
Thug Life: When the ugly spectre of violence became part of the beautiful game
England fans in danger of 'extreme violence' from Russian hooligans at World Cup, warns police chief
Analysis: the ugly return of hooliganism | Sports | German football and major international sports news | DW | 12.06.2016
What Is It About Soccer That Brings Out the Hooligan in Its Fans?
England fans will be told to hide in hotels if World Cup violence flares | News | The Times
The rise of Russia's neo-Nazi football hooligans | Football violence | The Guardian
England Euro 2020 hooliganism mocked by Qatar media in response to World Cup critics | The Scotsman
