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Durham Police said they have charged three people following the pitch invasion.
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At the end of the match, it is traditional for a pitch invasion to occur.
The first pitch invasion came after 32 minutes, with Millwall already 2-0 down.
This led to another pitch invasion and death threats to club directors.
He was arrested for "pitch invasion", but the charges were dropped.
Game abandoned with two minutes to play due to crowd riots and pitch invasion.
The spectators were infuriated by the decision and led to a pitch invasion.
While play was poised to resume, a further pitch invasion prevented this.
This inaugural match had to be abandoned after 70 minutes due to a pitch invasion.
Wexford led 1-1 to 0-2 early in the second half, when a pitch invasion began and several players were injured.
A large pitch invasion by fans occurred following his 100th goal.
The game saw a pitch invasion by supporters protesting against the sale of the stadium.
However, more recently, some conferences have begun cracking down on pitch invasions in all sports.
Due to a pitch invasion at the end of the match, the team were presented with the trophy in the dressing room.
After the match there is a pitch invasion, leading to rioting and 210 arrests.
One of those appearances was in a match against his native country which had to be abandoned after 74 minutes due to a pitch invasion.
The goalposts themselves were left on the ground in front of the grandstand after the pitch invasion.
There were pitch invasions after both Hereford goals and one at the end of the match.
Police fired water cannon up into the stands, following a pitch invasion by furious River fans.
This game saw a pitch invasion and protest by fans objecting to the sale of the ground.
There were two pitch invasions and fans from both clubs threw missiles at each other.
This sparked pitch invasion scenes and has been called the team's Great Escape season.
Pitch invasions may involve individual people or capacity crowds.
This was the first final in many years where there was no pitch invasion by the fans at the full time whistle.
The field invasion prompted Cal announcer Joe Starkey to famously shout, "The band is on the field!"
He was involved in a controversial incident that year in a game against Carlton, knocked unconscious by a George Topping king-hit, which resulted in a field invasion.
The following season, the club became embroiled in a feud with umpire Allen, whom the Tigers accused of failing to curb field invasions or the illegal tactics of arch-rival North Melbourne.
Marred by anti-apartheid protests, field invasions and objects being thrown onto the ground and halted several times to removed golf balls and protestors it was won by South Africa who went through the tour undefeated.
A pitch invasion or field invasion, known as rushing the field in the United States, occurs when an individual or crowd of people who are watching a sports game run onto the playing area to celebrate or protest about an incident.
Known as rushing the field in the United States.
Many schools employ riot police to physically prevent fans from rushing the field, a controversy in and of itself.
In the United States, a pitch invasion is known as "storming or rushing the field."
Initially, he was ruled to have fumbled the ball causing the Auburn players celebrating and rushing the field.
Freshmen embrace the spirit of Baylor by wearing special football jerseys and rushing the field before home football games.
Morganna, the Kissing Bandit became famous for rushing the field in baseball and other sports from the early 1970s through the 1980s.
After this incident, the rules were changed to allow the umpire to award any base a runner or the batter cannot reach due to fans rushing the field.
However, it was not enough to keep River hooligans, angered at what became the club's first relegation from the top flight in their history, from rushing the field.
The kick barely missed the left upright, and the fans at Ohio Stadium exploded, rushing the field to tear the goal posts down as Lantry stood dejected.
After four winless seasons from 1993 to 1996, Oberlin opened its 1997 season with an 18-17 victory over Thiel College, sparking post-game jubilation with fans rushing the field.
The 23-13 victory resulted in fans rushing the field and tearing down the goal posts at the Citrus Bowl, the only time in program history that fans have toppled the goal posts.
Pritchard was intercepted on Stanford's next possession on the Cal 27-yard line and then again in the final minutes of the quarter to seal the victory for Cal, with the crowd rushing the field in celebration.
In May 2006, Missouri athletic director Mike Alden announced that collapsible goalposts would be installed for the upcoming 2006 season, hoping to end any future incidents with students rushing the field to tear down the goalposts.
A pitch invasion or field invasion, known as rushing the field in the United States, occurs when an individual or crowd of people who are watching a sports game run onto the playing area to celebrate or protest about an incident.
Then, as time was running out and the Nebraska offensive effort was stalling, Nebraska PK Paul Rogers launched a 51-yard field goal through the uprights and into the stands for the win, leading to an exuberant mob of fans rushing the field in celebration.
After a series of plays including Leinart fumbling the ball out of bounds, the stadium clock incorrectly running out of time, and part of the Notre Dame student section rushing the field, the Trojans had the ball on the Irish 1-yard line with seven seconds remaining.
