Two arrests after missiles are thrown at Rudiger
Evening Standard|January 24, 2022
TWO men have been arrested after items were thrown onto the pitch during Chelsea’s clash with Tottenham yesterday.
James Robson
Two arrests after missiles are thrown at Rudiger

The FA have launched an urgent investigation after Toni Rudiger became the latest victim of crowd trouble in the Premier League.

Objects, including a lighter (below), appeared to be thrown in the Germany defender’s direction from the away end at Stamford Bridge.

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