- Security guard apparently headbutted by fan
- A riot started at Campbelltown Stadium on Saturday
- Stadium management will review images of the incident
A football fan appeared to headbutt a security guard in shocking scenes at Campbelltown Stadium on Saturday.
A ruckus broke out ahead of the Wests Tigers’ clash against the Brisbane Broncos in Sydney, with around 20 people involved in a melee in the stands.
Video footage showed a man in a coal-black T-shirt allegedly headbutting a security guard wearing high-visibility clothing before being taken to the ground.
Bystanders were heard gasping in disbelief after the alleged attacker appeared to be angry at another fan. He reacted violently when confronted by the security guard.
A woman was heard shouting: ‘What the hell?’, while a police officer was present at the scene and was soon joined by another officer.
A soccer fan allegedly headbutted a security guard before a game on Saturday.
The video was posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, with the caption: “Just another day in the league where a fan hits a security.”
“There is hardly any security or police presence compared to an A-League match.”
Campbelltown Stadium management are expected to review the footage before considering their next steps.
The Broncos won the game 34-10 on Saturday.
