A man required the prison after the riot on top of Thursday's football match in Copenhagen between FC Copenhagen and Malmo FF in the Europa League.

It informs central efterforskningsleder Søren Lauritsen from the Copenhagen Police.

"He is charged with violence against an official, after he threw a bike at a cop," he says.

the Man, who is in the middle of the 20's, is a Danish and I am a supporter.

It is unknown, how the man is going to relate to the charges, when he Friday, will be produced in a grundlovsforhør.

Both before and after the match there were riots, in which a total of eight fans from both FCK and Malmö FF were arrested. It is, however, only one of them, required in custody.

Five police officers were injured. However, no one seriously.

Before the fight, it was according to police, a group of Malmö FF fans, which went to the attack on the police. The masked persons threw firecrackers, bottles, stones and bicycles for the police officers, who responded with a tåregasgranat.

After the match threw a group of FCK fans over the police in the Park. The supporters would go for some Malmo FF-fans and went to the attack on the police, as it stood in the way.

About midnight, there was again peace in the city.

Malmö FF won the match 1-0, but both teams proceed to the 16.-with their in the Europa League.

/ritzau/