The leader of a Russian fan union with alleged far-right links was arrested at Russia's game with Wales on Monday and now faces being deported from France for the second time in a week. French Interior Ministry spokesman Pierre-Henri Brandet said Alexander Shprygin was detained at the stadium in Toulouse, three days after he was deported from France after authorities accused him of involvement in hooliganism. ''Detained tonight in the Toulouse stadium, Alexander Shprygin was placed in custody and his situation will be dealt with either administratively or with a judicial procedure,'' Brandet told The Associated Press by text message.
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