Lazio issue statement denying their fans' were involved in Rome bar attack on Tottenham supporters "Lazio fans had nothing to do with what happened last night in Campo de Fiori," he said. When it emerges who was really responsible, some people will be surprised. It is all too easy to speak about aggression from people whose faces are covered and say that they are Lazio fans. This isn't the case. Do you know, for example, that among these criminals, who must be punished in a harsh manner, there were also three foreigners (ie non-Italians)? I maintain that Lazio fans had nothing to do with it. This evening, a spokeswoman from Rome police confirmed that Mr Mills was "not in danger of death" and would be kept in hospital for observation. Other injured fans were named as Dave Lesley, Stephen Tierney and Christopher Allen with Tottenham claiming the local police had told them nine fans had been hurt. The person who was most seriously injured is not in danger of death and is resting in hospital until tomorrow. He suffered injuries to his skull and thigh," a spokeswoman said. Rome police also confirmed that one person had been arrested near the scene of the attacks, without revealing that individual's identity or whether they had been involved in the violence. The spokeswoman added: "One person was arrested last night and brought in for interview, having been found in possession of drugs in the vicinity of the Campo dei Fiori." The pub landlord described the moment when the Spurs fans - who were "well behaved" and "drinking and singing quietly" - were attacked. Marco Manzi said: "The bar was full of about 30 English supporters at 1am. Most of them were aged between 40 and 50 and they were well-behaved. Lifelong Spurs fan Colin McAteer, 59, from Harlow, Essex, said he was worried about the atmosphere surrounding the match, which officials said will have added security. It's devastating when people get hurt and stabbed. It makes no sense," he said. I am here on a walking stick because of the trouble we had when we were out in Slovenia (when Spurs played in Maribor)... someone could die from this. It's no good. There is no need for that. For what? Bravado? There's no need. You can't hate anybody that much that you want to stab them up. He added: "We have heard stories that we are going to get picked off when we cross the bridge to the stadium...It's a bad time here."