A friendly football match between England and Italy supporters in Naples has been cancelled after a threat from hooligans theipaper can reveal that such was the concern around the threat that the FA intervened 🔎 samcunningham reports
can reveal that such was the concern around the threat that the English Football Association intervened.
The England vs Italy supporters’ match had been advertised on social media – as is common – which prompted the threat of violence. The email was sent to England fans who had arranged the match warning that ultras “are coming for you”, adding: “You advertise this game for us to see where you’ll be… Stupid man you are. We will be there. 60 ultra to get you. Be warned.”
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