Cheshire Police officers issued 24-hour "dispersal orders" to a number of Crewe and Walsall fans, seen fighting after their EFL League Two encounter.

On Saturday 19 August, police were called to reports of a "disturbance" on Mill Street, following Crewe's 2-2 draw with Walsall.

At 5:08pm, officers arrived at the scene, breaking up fights between both sets of supporters, outside The Kitchen Place.

Cheshire Police officers broke up fights between Crewe and Walsall supporters outside The Kitchen Place, Mill Street (Football Fights).

Police handed out a number of dispersal orders to Crewe and Walsall supporters, ordering those present to leave the scene for 24 hours.

No arrests were made, with no reports of injuries.

A Cheshire Police spokesperson told Nub News: "At 5.08pm on Saturday 19 August police were called to reports of a disturbance on Mill Street.

"Officers attended the scene and a number of dispersal orders were issued ordering those present to leave the scene for 24-hours.

Police handed out a number of dispersal orders to Crewe and Walsall supporters, ordering those present to leave the scene for 24 hours (Football Fights).

"No arrests were made and there were no reports of any injuries."

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