The British government has condemned the latest disorder at the Olympic Stadium and says it hopes it doesn't spark a return to the ''dark days'' when fan violence blighted soccer in England. Seats, coins and bottles were hurled as rival fans clashed in London on Wednesday in the closing minutes of West Ham's match against Chelsea. Stewards and police battled to separate fans in scenes sports minister Tracey Crouch called ''desperately sad.'' Seven people were arrested.
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