Phil Mackie
Midlands correspondent, BBC News

Spanish media are reporting that agents of the National Police used riot gear to disperse about 300 English fans, eight of whom have been arrested.

Dave Wade
BBC Local Live

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Phil Mackie
Midlands correspondent, BBC News

As I was walking towards Madrid's Plaza Mayor [where fans had been told to gather] last night I was talking to some Leicester City fans about what had been going on in Dortmund. They were concerned about security.

The Foxes are due to play Atletico Madrid tonight in the first leg of the Champions League quarter-finals.

Fans told me to get down to the Plaza Mayor because the police have been getting quite agitated with people who are singing... generally just boisterous rather than aggressive. 

I got down there and found a number of young Leicester fans with bruises, who had been hit on the head, arms, knees and a couple of them dazed. Some of them drunk as well.

As I was talking to them there was a charge. Police officers just charged a group of Leicester fans who were, as far as I could tell, just walking past and chatting to each other. 

Three fans were pushed to the floor and hit with batons and bundled into the back of vans and taken away. It's possible there were more arrests in the evening.

Khia Lewis-Todd
BBC Local Live

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