They set the flares off after smuggling them into the FA Youth Cup final
Two football fans who set off smoke bombs inside Old Trafford have been banned from attending matches. Andrew Chambers and Bradley Lilliman set the flares off after smuggling them into the FA Youth Cup final between Manchester United and Nottingham Forest at on May 11.
The pair received three-year football banning orders at Manchester Magistrates' Court last Tuesday after pleading guilty to the charge. Chambers, of Shirland Drive, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, was ordered to pay costs of £107 and Lilliman, of Victoria Street, Newark, Nottinghamshire, was also ordered to pay a surcharge of £22.Nottinghamshire Police are now warning about the consequences of taking pyrotechnics into football stadiums.
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