Photo Gallery Hooligans in Stuttgart
The trouble began on Friday. Police took more than 120 people into custody. Then, after Germany's victory in its game against Sweden on Saturday, the rioting began anew -- with police and mostly English fans clashing.
Ditto for this apparent Beckham fan.
Police search a suspicious England fan.
Police kept rioters in custody until early morning.
Injuries: An arrested English fan bleeds from his head and leg. .
The rioting continued on Sunday morning in the lead-up to the England-Ecuador match.
Provoked by the English, German fans joined in on Saturday.
Stuttgart police have banned many of the rioters from entering the city center until Monday.
Initially, police tried to defuse the situation using de-escalation techniques.
Police even dispatched horses against the hooligans.
Police sought to separate the fans into individual groups of English and German fans as quickly as possible.
