One man has been charged with assault and another arrested on suspicion of arson after a night of disorder at Liverpool's Pier Head.
A man has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a fire started by a firework caused at least £10,000-worth of damage.
A second man was charged with assault after another man suffered serious head injuries at the mass gathering.
Detectives have charged a 26-year-old man with assault after a 32-year-old man from St Helens suffered serious head injuries after he was assaulted during a mass gathering at the Pier Head in Liverpool City Centre last night.
Craig Campbell, of Lemon Street, Kirkdale, will appear at Liverpool City Magistrates Court on Monday, 29 June 2020.
Officers have also arrested a 19-year-old man from Scarisbrick, Lancashire on suspicion of arson after a fire, started by a firework, on the balcony of the Liver Building caused at least £10,000 worth of damage.
The male has been taken to a police station on Merseyside where he will be questioned by detectives.
Initially peaceful if unofficial celebrations of Liverpool's victory in the Premier League on Friday descended into chaos the night time, as smaller elements of the crowd became violent and reckless, with one man filmed launching fireworks at the Liver Building.
In the early hours of this morning, groups of men were filmed climbing on a lorry and then kicking and pelting a police van in the area around Castle Street and Brunswick Street.
Around 15 people were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder as the city united in condemnation of the violence.
Dozens of fans and volunteers helped council officials clean up the astonishing amount of mess that was left behind at the Pier Head this morning.
