Officials say that masked soccer hooligans attacked staff travelling with an Israeli soccer team following a friendly match in Poland, slightly injuring two men.
Polish media and police say that the attack happened on Wednesday evening in Suchocin, about 35 km northwest of Warsaw, following a friendly between the Israeli club Hapoel Petah Tikva and a local Polish club.
A police spokeswoman, Kinga Drezek-Zmyslowska, said police were alerted after the match about an attack on two men who had travelled with the Israeli team.
She said the attack was apparently carried out by soccer hooligans and that police were trying to identify them. It was not immediately clear what caused the incident.
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