The incident unfolded after Flint Town secured their spot in the Welsh Cup semi-final with a 5-1 win over Bangor at the Go Goodwins Stadium in Llandudno
Disturbing footage captures the moment violent chaos erupted following a massive Welsh Cup fixture. Clips spreading rapidly across social media platforms reveal supporters confronting officers after the encounter.
The trouble kicked off after Flint Town booked their place in the Welsh Cup semi-final following a commanding 5-1 victory over Bangor at the Go Goodwins Stadium in Llandudno. North Wales Police confirmed five individuals were detained in relation to the “serious disorder” which occurred outside a local pub in the town after the game.
Video evidence reveals officers restraining several supporters, with one constable brandishing a taser whilst instructing bystanders to retreat.
Bangor City acknowledged awareness of the incident and the “ongoing police action”. “CPD Bangor City 1876 has established policies and procedures to address any issues raised and will follow those processes should they be required,” a club statement said.
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The FAW declared “violence has no place in football”, confirming the organisation would support the police inquiry if needed.
North Wales Police revealed officers were summoned shortly before 4pm to an incident involving numerous individuals outside the Nevill public house in Vaughan Street, Llandudno.
Five people were subsequently arrested on suspicion of public order offences, section 47 assault occasioning actual bodily harm and assaulting an emergency worker. In a statement, Bangor City acknowledged the existence of video footage of the incident being shared on social media.
“We understand the matter is currently subject to ongoing action by North Wales Police, therefore, at this time, the club is unable to comment further,” it said.
“CPD Bangor City 1876 has established policies and procedures to address any issued raised and will follow those processes should they be required. Further updates will be provided if and when appropriate, until then the club will be making no further comments.”
A representative for the FAW stated: “The JD Welsh Cup Semi-Final between Flint Town United and Bangor City 1876 at the Go Goodwins Stadium in Llandudno was played without incident.
“The FAW are aware of reports of alleged disorder in Llandudno town centre following the conclusion of the match, and whilst this falls outside of the FAW’s jurisdiction, the association will support the North Wales Police investigation if required.”
The JD Welsh Cup Semi-Final itself was a positive event for Welsh football. Violence has no place in football and damages the positive experience that is enjoyed by the majority.”
North Wales Police have requested anyone who captured footage of the incident to get in touch with officers.
The police have urged people not to speculate about the incident or post personal information, including names and photos, of those involved.
A statement from the police read: “Following the Welsh Cup semi-final between Flint Town United and CPD Bangor 1876 on Saturday (March 7), officers were called at 3.59pm to an incident of serious disorder involving a large number of people outside the Nevill public house on Vaughan Street, Llandudno.
“Five individuals were subsequently arrested on suspicion of public order offences, S.47 ABH and assaulting an emergency worker. This remains a live investigation including the reviewing of video footage and CCTV.
“We are aware of considerable interest on social media, including widespread sharing of recorded footage by people present, and we would ask anyone who recorded the disorder to send the video to us to assist in our ongoing investigations. You can contact us via our live webchat https://orlo.uk/MFpGN or on 101 quoting ref O035019.”