Police receive anonymous letter about soccer brawl at Larissa Reserve, St Albans AN anonymous letter written to police holds key information for detectives investigating a wild soccer brawl involving at least 60 people at an amateur Melbourne match. Investigators wish to speak with the author of the letter which was sent to Keilor Downs police station on Thursday. Players, spectators and match officials were involved in the brawl, which erupted in the aftermath of a 0-0 draw in the Victoria State League Division Three northwest clash between Sporting Whittlesea and North Sunshine Eagles on Saturday June 29 at Larissa Reserve. About 15 police were called to the ground about 4.10pm and found an 18-year-old man and his 54-year-old father with facial injuries. Another spectator was also assaulted during the clash and required medical attention. Police say the mass of people involved fled when they arrived. Football Federation Victoria is also probing the incident and threatened penalties, such as bans, suspensions, fines, point deductions and possible relegation of the teams involved if allegations are proven. The Herald Sun revealed last week how those involved could be forced to take anger management training. A person who was filming the match with a video camera setup on a tripod from the back of a ute is also urged to call detectives. Police have received numerous calls to Crime Stoppers and have spoken to a number of people in relation to the incident; however no charges have been laid at this stage. Anyone with information about the incident or who may know the identity of any of those involved is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit www.crimestoppers.com.au