No arrests have yet been made
A brawl involving up to 100 people broke out at Corby Town's match against Harborough Town on Saturday. Several people were injured including a police officer and a fan who were taken to hospital after the violence broke out at the Northampton Road ground, in Market Harborough.
"Corby Town does have a zero-tolerance policy on Anti Social behaviour both in and around the ground, be it a home or away game. We await the full report but any people involved will be banned from Steel Park. "We fully supported the searches taking place but did not think it would just be our own supporters who would be subject to this. We sympathise with those fans and will work with Harborough to make sure this does not happen again."
"Any Harborough Town supporter who is identified to be involved will be subject to a ban from all activities at the club. The club will be making no further statement on this matter until we have concluded investigations with the local police."
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