Violence Continues On the Third Day of Euro 2016, Now Between German and Ukrainian Fans

France's hosting of the 2016 Euros has been mired with scenes of violence for the past four days, and today was no exception as German and Ukraine supporters clashed in the streets of Lille. At least two people are reported to have been injured in the riots.

French authorities: 2 people injured in violence involving Germany & Ukraine fans in Lille. Major problem developing for UEFA now.
— Dan Roan (@danroan) June 12, 2016

Sports Illustrated is reporting that bottles, chairs, and smoke bombs were thrown as German fans clashed with Ukranian fans in plazas and streets before the match, set to kick off at 3pm EST. Sports Bild additionally is claiming that fans chanted right wing slogans and even attacked a reporter.

BREAKING: German and Ukraine fans clash in Lille as thugs tarnish Euro 2016 AGAIN https://t.co/MJhhR2bIeG pic.twitter.com/WTCrlSKn1H
— Daily Star (@Daily_Star) June 12, 2016

Gerade wird mir dieses Foto zugeschickt: Dresden.
Irre, wie viel Kategorie C hier in Lille herumläuft. #EURO2016 pic.twitter.com/KTgSaJjVL9
— Rafael Buschmann (@Rafanelli) June 12, 2016

The scenes in Lille come on the heels of clashes between England and Russia supporters, who rioted in the port city of Marseille, surrounding yesterday's match between the two teams. In the three days leading up to the match, England fans fought with French youth and Russian supporters in the streets, injuring many and bringing about upwards of 60 riot police.

The incidents in Marseille culminated in post-match violence, during which Russia supporters flooded into the England supporter section, causing a dangerous stampede in the stadium.

UEFA and France partnered together to put an alcohol ban on alcohol around all Euro 2016 venues and fan zones, Yahoo Sports reports. France's interior minister may even go so far as to ban the sale of alcohol in nine host cities for the day before and the day of matches, Reuters is reporting.