Chorley v Southport: Boy arrested after brick thrown at fan bus
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The attack happened after the game at Chorley's Victory Park
A teenager has been arrested after a brick was thrown at a coach carrying football supporters.
The missile hit a bus taking Southport supporters away from Chorley's Victory Park stadium after the teams' National League North match on Saturday.
Lancashire Police said no-one was injured.
A15-year-old boy was held after video of the attack was circulated on social media, but has since been released under investigation, a spokesman said.
He added that the force was working closely with Chorley to identify and ban any individuals involved in any football-related disorder.
The match between the two clubs ended in a 2-1 victory for Chorley.

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