Poland and Russian fans clash - in pictures

About 5,000 Russian fans march over Poniatowski Bridge over the the Vistula river to the National Stadium prior to their match against Poland. The march was to celebrate the 12 June national holiday which marks the day that Russian lawmakers declared independence from the Soviet Union in 1990 Photograph: Grzegorz Jakubowski/EPA

Approximately 6,000 police officers were on duty to contain the march Photograph: Peter Andrews/Reuters

The Russians were vocal and passionate in their celebrations of their national day Photograph: Agencja Gazeta/Reuters

As the march crossed the bridge Polish soccer fans responded with anti-Russian chants Photograph: Peter Andrews/Reuters

Pockets of incensed Russian fans broke into the Polish ranks to spark the fighting Photograph: East News/Rex Features

There were outbreaks of violence scattered over a large area. There was even fighting within the Polish support, as group of men began fighting among themselves Photograph: Gero Breloer/AP

There were running battles on the streets Photograph: Peter Andrews/Reuters

Poland and Russia have shared a relationship of intense animosity, with Warsaw falling under decades of communist rule during the Cold War Photograph: Jerzy Dudek/Reuters

Police attempt to bring the fighting under control using batons Photograph: Wojtek Radwanski/AFP/Getty Images

Rubber bullets are fired Photograph: Reuters

A Polish fan shows the result of being hit by a rubber bullet Photograph: Jerzy Dudek/Reuters

Eventually the police make arrests Photograph: Christof Stache/AFP/Getty Images

It may not look like it but those are the good guys - so it's no wonder the fan that these plain clothes police officers are arresting looks scared Photograph: Reuters

More than 100 arrests were made Photograph: Gero Breloer/AP

Warsaw police said 10 people required treatment by doctors, though unconfirmed reports suggest that there were many more injured Photograph: East News /Rex Features

Rather unsurprisingly there's a heavy, and heavily armed, police presence in the stadium later. The authorities will be hoping that there won't be a repeat of the trouble after the game Photograph: Matt Dunham/AP