Euro 2012: Russia's victory over Czech Republic marred after fans are filmed attacking stewards Footage of the violence, which appears to have been shot in Stadion Miejsk where the match was held, has been posted on YouTube. It shows supporters, several of whom are wearing Russian replica shirts, attacking figures in fluorescent bibs who appear to be match-day stewards and stadium officials. Another steward can be seen being kicked and punched in the face as he attempts to escape the violence. Earlier in the evening, Russia had defeated the Czech Republic in the second match of the tournament. The result sent the team to the top of Group A ahead of further pool games against Poland and Greece. Elsewhere, it had been reported that Russian and Ukranian fans scuffled in the streets of Lviv after watching the game in the city's fan zone. Around 15 Russian fans left the zone and started shouting and swearing at a smaller group of Ukrainians. The two sides exchanged a few punches before local police quickly moved in and separated the combatants. No arrests were made. Police denied there had been any violence and said they had prevented the two sides from fighting.