Police hunt football fans after violence at West Ham's London Stadium | London Evening Standard

Police hunt football fans after violence at West Ham's London StadiumAppeal: Police released images of fans they want to speak to after crowd trouble at the London StadiumMetropolitan Police

Detectives investigating violence at the London Stadium have made a fresh bid to identify dozens of people.

Police released images of 28 supporters after crowd trouble broke out at West Ham home games against Watford and Chelsea.

Violence flared at the ground during the Hammers' 4-2 defeat at home to Watford on September 10.

Further trouble broke out during the club’s League Cup clash with rivals Chelsea on October 26.Police want to identify these football supporters

Police want to identify these football supportersMetropolitan Police

The appeal comes after it emerged that West Ham has banned 71 supporters over violence at the new stadium.

Police want to identify these football supportersMetropolitan Police

West Ham's move to the 60,000 capacity former Olympic Stadium has been beset with crowd issues, culminating in a Football Association investigation into the Chelsea match violence.

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Anyone with information on the images should contact police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.