What the actually hell??
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-47661471
Weapons, fireworks and drugs have been found on a coach carrying Paris St-Germain fans to a Women's Champion's League game against Chelsea.
Up to 50 PSG fans were denied entry to the quarter-final tie at Kingsmeadow.
Police were first called to reports of vandalism at the stadium at 08:00 GMT, then later to disorder at Waterloo and Wimbledon stations.
A coach that travelled overnight from Paris was searched and one arrest was made.
In a statement, the Met Police said: "Weapons, including knives and knuckledusters, were recovered along with class A drugs.
"One man from the coach was arrested for possession of class A drugs and the remaining passengers were escorted from the area by police."
The game kicked-off at as scheduled at 19:05.
Reports suggest a door at the stadium had been broken and parts of the ground had daubed with pro-PSG graffiti.
BBC Sports reporter Jacqui Oatley tweeted: "I'm told there were weapons - knuckleduster and knives - plus drugs on board.
"They damaged Chelsea's Kingsmeadow ground this morning before returning later. Banned from PSG men's and youth games but not women's."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-47661471
Weapons, fireworks and drugs have been found on a coach carrying Paris St-Germain fans to a Women's Champion's League game against Chelsea.
Up to 50 PSG fans were denied entry to the quarter-final tie at Kingsmeadow.
Police were first called to reports of vandalism at the stadium at 08:00 GMT, then later to disorder at Waterloo and Wimbledon stations.
A coach that travelled overnight from Paris was searched and one arrest was made.
In a statement, the Met Police said: "Weapons, including knives and knuckledusters, were recovered along with class A drugs.
"One man from the coach was arrested for possession of class A drugs and the remaining passengers were escorted from the area by police."
The game kicked-off at as scheduled at 19:05.
Reports suggest a door at the stadium had been broken and parts of the ground had daubed with pro-PSG graffiti.
BBC Sports reporter Jacqui Oatley tweeted: "I'm told there were weapons - knuckleduster and knives - plus drugs on board.
"They damaged Chelsea's Kingsmeadow ground this morning before returning later. Banned from PSG men's and youth games but not women's."