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A Watford supporter is in a critical condition after being attacked in the street following Saturday's match at Wolves. West Midlands Police said the 44-year-old travelling fan was on his way from Molineux to Wolverhampton train station when he was assaulted and suffered a serious head injury. The incident followed a 2-2 draw between the teams in the Sky Bet Championship. Wolves have expressed their 'disgust' and along with Watford have expressed concern for the injured man. Jez Moxey, the Wolves chief executive, has condemned the news of the Watford fan being attacked. Troy Deeney (left) stretches out top convert the equaliser  for Watford who took a point in a 2-2 draw. Deeney celebrates as his goal prevented rivals Wolves from taking all three points in the promotion race. In a statement released on Sunday, West Midlands Police said: 'Detectives have launched an investigation after a Hertfordshire man received life-threatening injuries in an unprovoked assault in Wolverhampton yesterday. 'The 44-year-old was with a group of friends making their way to the train station to return home to Hemel Hempstead just after 5pm when they were attacked in Littles Lane.' Detective Sergeant Adam Keen said: 'The group of friends were completely outnumbered and the victim suffered a severe head injury which has left him in a critical condition in hospital. 'His family have been informed and we are in the process of taking statements from witnesses and locating any CCTV which might have captured those responsible for the attack. 'I would urge anyone with information which will help our investigation to contact me as soon as possible on 101.' Police also urged anyone wishing to offer information anonymously to call the Crimestoppers hotline on 0800 555 111. Watford expressed shock over the incident, saying on the club's website: 'The thoughts of everyone associated with Watford FC are with a Hornets' supporter - at yesterday's game - who is now critically ill after an unprovoked post-match attack.' Kevin McDonald (left) of Wolves shields the ball away from Gianni Munari (right) of Watford. Jake Price (left) of Wolves plays a pass as Watford midfield player Ben Watson attempts to close him down. Wolves chief executive Jez Moxey said: 'We are deeply saddened to hear of this incident and our thoughts go out to the supporter concerned and his family. 'As a club we deplore any violence in or around football matches, and we will work closely with the relevant authorities to help bring the perpetrator, or perpetrators, to justice. 'All right-minded football supporters will share in our disgust at this violent incident, and I would implore anyone with any information to contact the police.' Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
West Midlands Police said 44-year-old man suffered a serious head injury.
Police said the fan was travelling from Molineux to Wolverhampton  station.
The incident happened after Watford drew 2-2 against Wolves.
Skriv några höjdpunkter för följande artikel: En Watford-supporter är i ett kritiskt tillstånd efter att ha blivit attackerad på gatan efter lördagens match på Wolves. Polisen i West Midlands sa att den 44-årige resefan var på väg från Molineux till Wolverhampton tågstation när han blev överfallen och fick en allvarlig huvudskada. Händelsen följde en 2–2-dragning mellan lagen i Sky Bet Championship. Vargar har uttryckt sin "vidriga" och har tillsammans med Watford uttryckt oro för den skadade mannen. Jez Moxey, Wolves chef, har fördömt nyheten om att Watford-fanet attackeras. Troy Deeney (vänster) sträcker ut toppen konverterar equalizern för Watford som tog en poäng i en 2-2 dragning. Deeney firar då hans mål hindrade rivalerna Wolves från att ta alla tre poäng i promotionsloppet. I ett uttalande som släpptes på söndagen sade polisen i West Midlands: ”Detektiver har inlett en utredning efter att en Hertfordshireman fick livshotande skador i ett oprovocerat överfall i Wolverhampton igår. 44-åringen var med en grupp vänner på väg till tågstationen för att återvända hem till Hemel Hempstead strax efter 17.00 när de attackerades i Littles Lane. Kriminalinspektör Adam Keen sade: "Gruppen av vänner var totalt underlägsna och offret drabbades av en allvarlig huvudskada som har lämnat honom i ett kritiskt tillstånd på sjukhus. Hans familj har informerats och vi håller på att ta vittnesmål från vittnen och lokalisera alla övervakningskameror som kan ha fångat de ansvariga för attacken. "Jag vill uppmana alla med information som hjälper vår utredning att kontakta mig så snart som möjligt på 101." Polisen uppmanade också alla som ville erbjuda information anonymt att ringa till Brottstoppers hotline på 0800 555 111. Watford uttryckte en chock över händelsen och sade på klubbens webbplats: ”Alla som är knutna till Watford FC tänker på en Hornets supporter - vid gårdagens match - som nu är kritiskt sjuk efter en oprovocerad attack efter matchmatchen.” Kevin McDonald (vänster) av Wolves skyddar bollen bort från Gianni Munari (höger) av Watford. Jake Price (vänster) av Wolves spelar en passning då Watford mittfältsspelaren Ben Watson försöker lägga ner honom. Wolves chef Jez Moxey sade: "Vi är djupt ledsna över att höra om denna händelse och våra tankar går ut till den berörda supportern och hans familj. "Som klubb beklagar vi allt våld i eller kring fotbollsmatcher, och vi kommer att arbeta nära med berörda myndigheter för att hjälpa till att ställa förövaren, eller förövarna, inför rätta. "Alla högersinnade fotbollssupportrar kommer att dela vår avsky över denna våldsamma händelse, och jag skulle be vem som helst med all information för att kontakta polisen." Tyvärr accepterar vi för närvarande inte kommentarer till den här artikeln.
Write some highlights for the following article: A Watford supporter is in a critical state after being attacked on the street after Saturday's game at Wolves. West Midlands police said that the 44-year-old travel fan was en route from Molineux to Wolverhampton train station when he was ambushed and suffered a serious head injury. The event followed a 2–2 draw between the teams of the Sky Bet Championship. Wolves have expressed their "disgusting" and, along with Watford, have expressed concern for the injured man. Jez Moxey, Wolves' boss, has condemned the news that the Watford fan is being attacked. Troy Deeney (left) stretches out the top converting the equalizer for Watford who scored one point in a 2-2 draw. Deeney celebrates as his goal prevented rivals Wolves from taking all three points in the promotion race. In a statement released on Sunday, West Midlands police said: "Detectives have launched an investigation after a Hertfordshireman sustained life-threatening injuries in an unprovoked assault in Wolverhampton yesterday. The 44-year-old was with a group of friends en route to the train station to return home to Hemel Hempstead shortly after 5 p.m. when they were attacked in Littles Lane. Detective Adam Keen said: "The group of friends were totally outnumbered and the victim suffered a serious head injury that has left him in a critical condition in hospital. His family has been informed and we are taking testimony from witnesses and locating any surveillance cameras that may have captured those responsible for the attack. "I would urge anyone with information to help our investigation contact me as soon as possible at 101." Police also urged anyone who wanted to offer information anonymously to call the Crime Stoppers hotline at 0800 555 111. Watford expressed a shock at the incident and said on the club's website: "Everyone associated with Watford FC is thinking of a Hornet's supporter - at yesterday's game - who is now critically ill after an unprovoked attack after the match." Kevin McDonald (left) of Wolves protects the ball away from Gianni Munari (right) of Watford. Jake Price (left) of Wolves plays a pass as Watford midfield player Ben Watson tries to put him down. Wolves boss Jez Moxey said, "We are deeply saddened to hear about this event and our thoughts go out to the supporter concerned and his family. "As a club, we deplore all violence in or around football matches, and we will work closely with the relevant authorities to help bring the perpetrator, or perpetrators, to justice. "All right-minded football supporters will share our disgust at this violent event, and I'd ask anyone with all the information to contact the police." Unfortunately, we do not currently accept comments on this article.
Polisen i West Midlands sa att 44-årig man fick en allvarlig huvudskada. Polisen sa att fläkten reste från Molineux till Wolverhampton station. Händelsen skedde efter att Watford dragit 2-2 mot Wolves.
West Midlands police said 44-year-old man suffered a serious head injury. Police said the fan traveled from Molineux to Wolverhampton station. The incident occurred after Watford drew 2-2 against Wolves.