The CSKA football club agreed to pay for restoration work at the stadium in Ramenskoye, where the day before after the army team's match with the Saturn Ren-TV team, red-blue fans broke about 700 seats in the stands.

On November 18, the Main Department of Internal Affairs of the Moscow Region reported that, according to the police, about 10 thousand CSKA fans were present at the match the day before. After the game ended, they began to break chairs and throw them towards the police officers. At the moment, restoration work on installing seats in the stands is almost complete.

According to law enforcement agencies, 124 hooligans were detained, administrative protocols were drawn up for 75 of them, all of them were released. Now the prosecutor's office of the Ramensky district is deciding on the initiation of cases under Article 213 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation “hooliganism”. During the riots at the stadium, 12 police officers were injured, four had facial lacerations.

The police note that no violations of public order were recorded during the fans’ journey to the match and after the game near the stadium, as well as on the trains.

CSKA will pay for the restoration of the stadium