Two men arrested after Leeds fan left covered in blood following attack outside Norwich stadium

Police have confirmed two men have been arrested after a Leeds fan was left covered in blood following an attack after Sunday's game against Norwich.

The Championship rivals were playing in the first leg of their play-off semi-final, which ended in a 0-0 draw, but scenes appeared took an ugly turn after the match at Carrow Road.

According to a Leeds season ticket holder on X, his father was the victim of an attack outside the stadium, being cut with a knife on his neck and having a full can thrown at him.

The fan, going by their X handle @DorsetHottub, says Leeds supporters exited the away section of the ground to chants of ‘Galatasaray’ and ‘Turks with knives’.

The alleged sick chants were in reference to two Leeds supporters who were killed ahead of their 2000 UEFA Cup semi-final against Galatasaray in Istanbul.

“My dad has just been slashed outside the ground in the neck,” Wrote Xuser @DorsetHottub. 

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“The youths thought it would be lovely to sing Galatasaray and Turks with knives at us - shocking to witness.”

In a second post, he said: “We came out of Carrow Road after the game to chants of Turks with knives and Galatasaray.

“Whilst asking the lads why it was said, my dad was slashed in the neck with a blade and hit by a full can. If anyone knows anything please speak up.”

Police have not confirmed whether knives were involved in the incident but have confirmed a man in his late teens as well as a man in his 50s have been arrested.

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