Salisbury Oval amateur league footy spectator brawl investigated by police The South Australian Amateur Football League is calling for footage to help police investigate a Salisbury Oval spectator brawl at the division seven grand final. THE South Australian Amateur Football League is calling for any footage captured on mobile phones to help police investigate a spectator brawl at the division seven grand final at Salisbury last week. Police were called to Salisbury Oval last Saturday, September 7, during the final quarter of the match between Ingle Farm and Angle Vale. The game, which Ingle Farm won by 45 points, was called off with less than one minute remaining when a brawl involving dozens of spectators spilt onto the ground. The league said it would meet with police and executives from Channel 7 this week to review footage of the incident which aired on national news last Saturday night. SA police told the News Review Messenger investigations were ongoing and no-one had been arrested. SAAFL chief executive Grant Goodall said the league had formed an independent panel to investigate the incident. Mr Goodall would not comment on the incident. But he said the league was seeking any footage that was taken at the ground which could shed light on what happened. Representatives from Ingle Farm and Angle Vale would not comment on the alleged incident. Salisbury Football Club, which hosted the match at its Memorial Ave oval, was not prepared to comment while investigations were still taking place.