West Midlands Police are appealing for public help to identify several men following disorder in Wolverhampton city centre after a Championship match between Wolverhampton Wanderers and Stoke City.
Groups clashed in Lichfield Street after the Molineux fixture on Saturday 29 August, with items being thrown during the disorder, according to the force.
Five men have been arrested so far, with four of them having been charged. The force has released images of men they wish to identify as enquiries continue.
Appeal for information
A force spokesperson said: "Recognise any of these men? We’d like to speak to them about disorder after a Wolverhampton Wanderers match."
"It happened after Wolves hosted Stoke at Molineux on Saturday 29 August. Disorder broke out on Lichfield Street, with fighting between groups and items being thrown."
The spokesperson added: "Our investigation is continuing, and five men have so far been arrested, with four having been charged. As we continue our enquiries, we’re asking for the public’s help in identifying these men."
How to assist the investigation
Members of the public who recognise any of the men or can assist the investigation are asked to call 101. Alternatively, they can use the live chat facility at www.west-midlands.police.uk.
The force has requested that anyone with information quote crime reference 20/380807/26 and the image number on the relevant picture.
The appeal follows the incident that took place after Wolves hosted Stoke City at Molineux on 29 August, which saw disorder break out in Lichfield Street, with fighting between groups and items thrown.
