England Fans Injured In Ukraine After 30 Fans Attack Them With Knives [VIDEO]: Daily Soccer Report

England fans were injured in Kiev, Ukraine last night after 30 hooded Ukrainians attacked them with knives ahead of tomorrow’s World Cup qualifier between the two countries.

After the attack happened, the 30 Ukrainians fled, but no one has been arrested.

Three England football supporters were taken to hospital — one with a stab wound, one with a head injury and a third with severe bruising.

Here’s amateur video footage of one of the supporters who was wounded on the pavement.

Here are today’s world soccer news headlines:

International soccer

• England fans injured in Kiev after ’30 hooded Ukrainians attack them with knives’ — Independent
• 100 caps for Frank Lampard as midfielder prepares to join Beckham, Cole, Gerrard & 4 others — Mirror
• Blatter: FIFA should have realised Qatar World Cup would have to be moved to winter — Evening Standard
• Clarence Goodson ready to face Mexico challenge — American Soccer Now
• Sunderland legend Niall Quinn calls for changes in Irish football — Sunderland Echo
• Jordi Cruyff: Midfielders make the best managers but I knew Roy Keane would not be great — The Mail
• Joachim Low set to extend Germany contract — ESPN FC
• Former PL chief hits out as English FA asking if ‘they really want to govern’ — Inside World Football
• Tottenham and England’s Kyle Walker avoids FA disciplinary action over ‘legal high’ — Sky Sports
• Microsoft alters Xbox One ‘FIFA 14’ pre-order promise, offers ‘Forza 5’ instead — The Verge

Premier League

• Craig Bellamy: Wales & Cardiff City striker hints at retirement — BBC Sport
• Clarke Carlisle criticises Ferdinand brothers over their refusal to back the anti-racism campaign ‘Kick It Out’ last season — Independent
• Jozy Altidore returns to Sunderland ahead of schedule after suspension — Shields Gazette
• Newcastle deal collapsed because of wages, says Bafetimbi Gomis — Newcastle Chronicle
• Newcastle cast net over Iceland striker Alfred Finnbogason — Metro
• Liverpool tried to sign Gabriel Batistuta to play alongside Robbie Fowler — The Mirror

Football League

• Carlisle sack manager Greg Abbott after poor start to League One campaign — Independent
• The death of the 92 Club — The Two Unfortunates

Serie A

• Inter Milan striker Diego Milito set to return from injury — BBC Sport

La Liga

• Gareth Bale was not worth such a massive transfer fee, says Zinedine Zidane — The Telegraph

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