Fans clash with police at derby
Hundreds of Swansea City football fans clashed with police following Tuesday night's Carling Cup match with Cardiff City at the Liberty Stadium in Swansea.
Stones and other missiles were hurled at police lines as Cardiff fans waited to leave the stadium in buses.
Riot police were deployed outside the stadium. Eight fans were arrested and police are calling for a ban on anyone identified in their investigation.
Lord Kinnock, a Cardiff supporter, said he was "outraged" by the clashes.
Speaking on BBC Radio Wales, the former Labour leader said: "I thought our people had learnt their lesson and it is disgusting, it's appalling and it reflects shame on the clubs.
"I just thought we had got through that as far as the Swans and the Bluebirds were concerned and they have just got to learn that it is not acceptable."
The game, which Swansea won one nil, passed off without trouble but as the crowds left the stadium, Cardiff fans who were confined in a fenced off enclosure hurled stones and debris at the police.
Then the trouble spread across the road where the police were holding back hundreds of Swansea fans to keep the road clear for the Cardiff coaches to come out.
Hundreds of police officers in riot gear kept the home fans clear of the road but missiles including bricks and glass bottles were thrown at Cardiff buses.
Riot police confronted both sets of fans but the worst violence broke out across the road among Swansea fans where the strong police cordon was backed up by dogs and police horses.
Hundreds of chanting Swans fans hurled lumps of concrete, bottles and cans at police.
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