area, and after there was no call on the play late in the second half with Olympiacos leading 2–1, crowds in the stands were outraged and flares were thrown onto the field in the 89th minute. Players and officials were escorted off the field by security and riot police, and the first leg of the two-game aggregate would be suspended. May 21 – On the final whistle of the 2016 Scottish Cup Final at Hampden Park, several hundred supporters of winners Hibernian (who had won the trophy for the first time in 114 years) invaded the pitch to celebrate; some also approached the opposite end to goad fans of the losing finalists Rangers, leading to them also running onto the pitch where multiple fights broke out and continued for some minutes. Mounted police were brought in to restore order, the trophy was presented an hour later and a police investigation to identify those involved in the violence lasted several months. 2022 March 5 – The 62nd minute of a soccer match between Querétaro and Atlas from Guadalajara, with Atlas leading 1–0, was suspended after multiple fights broke out in the stands. Some spectators used chairs and metal bars as weapons, even one on the field with a knife to cut the nets of a goalkeeper net. Most of the players retreated off the field quickly and into their respective locker rooms before spectators ran onto the field to look for a place of safety. There were 26 people who were seriously injured (3 critically injured) in the riots. Liga MX, a professional soccer league in Mexico, suspended all matches scheduled the next day. State authorities have suspended 5 officials for this incident. References Sport-related lists Violence in sports