article_snippet: The Group G match ended midway through the second half after two outbursts of violence, the first 25 seconds after kick off when a home fan hit Russia keeper Igor Akinfeev with a flare in the head.
article_snippet: The Group G match resumed after a 33-minute delay but following fighting between rival fans during halftime and another 18-minute delay for the second half to begin, more trouble erupted.
article_snippet: VIDEOS Scroll down to watch footage of mass brawl and flare incident .
article_snippet: A mass brawl between Russia and Montenegro players led to the Euro 2016 qualifier being abandoned .
article_snippet: German referee Deniz Aytekin called the game off in the 67th minute after Russian midfielder Dmitri Kombarov was hit with a missile from the terraces, following a scuffle between players on the touchline. '
article_snippet: As far as I am concerned the game should not have continued after the first-minute incident.
article_snippet: UEFA said UEFA would wait for reports from the match delegate and the referee before opening disciplinary proceedings and Djurdjevac acknowledged any punishment would be suitable. '
article_snippet: Russia head coach Fabio Capello scratches Russia head coach Fabio Capello head as players leave the pitch after the match is abandoned .
article_snippet: While Russia have demanded to be awarded victory following the abandonment in Podgorica on Friday night.
article_snippet: Russian Football Union president Nikolai Tolstykh said in a statement that Russian Football Union president Nikolai Tolstykh organization would file a protest to UEFA and that 'in our view, it should be a technical defeat for Montenegro.'
article_snippet: Russian Football Union president Nikolai Tolstykh added that the match should have been abandoned following the attack on Akinfeev.
highlights_snippet: Montenegro's Euro 2016 qualifier with Russia abandoned after mass brawl .
  