With a return of hooliganism in European soccer, England has to worry about what happens off the field ahead of a British derby against Wales at the European Championship. After giving up stoppage goal to draw 1-1 with Russia in its opening Euro 2016 game on Saturday, England cannot afford to lose more points in Group B on Thursday, and cannot afford any more troubles caused by their fans. Vicious fighting spread to the stadium on Saturday, where the Russians attacked England supporters.
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