Millwall FA Cup Violence: Three More Arrested

Police have arrested three more men in early morning raids in connection with violence at an FA Cup semi-final between Millwall and Wigan.

The latest arrests bring the number of people detained in the case to 23, including some who have handed themselves in, police said.
Three people have been charged.
Detective Chief Inspector Andy Barnes, who is leading the investigation, said: "We expect to make further arrests.
"Our message is clear. Violence at football is unacceptable. If you were involved in the violence come forward and speak with us.
"We will pursue all those responsible."
During the second half of Millwall's 2-0 loss to Wigan on April 13 around 20 Millwall fans were involved in clashes behind the goal at Wembley Stadium.
The disturbing scenes, which were witnessed by millions on television, left some fans bloodied and youngsters in tears.
The three men arrested on Tuesday, aged 21, 22 and 27, were picked up at addresses in London by officers from Operation Arrowtip, which targets football-related crime, Scotland Yard said.
In addition, a further 17 images have been released of people at the match whom police want to speak to.