Croatia fans plan to wreak havoc during Euro 2016 group clash against Spain in bid to be kicked out of tournament

Jun 19, 2016

CROATIAN fans are threatening to wreak havoc in their nation’s final group game in a bid to get their side side kicked out of Euro 2016.

The Croats were charged by Uefa following crowd disturbances during Friday’s 2-2 draw with the Czech Republic.

Croatia fans threw flares and fists at each other during 2-2 draw with Czech Republic — Croatia supporters threw flares at each other during 2-2 draw with Czech Republic

Mark Clattenburg escorts Mario Mandzukic away from danger as flares are thrown onto the pitch — Mark Clattenburg escorts Croatia striker Mario Mandzukic away from danger as flares are thrown onto the pitch by rowdy Ultras. The English referee was forced to stop play at the Stade Geoffroy-Guichard until it was deemed safe to continue

Rowdy supporters turned on each other and both flares and fists were thrown amongst themselves in the stands of France‘s Parc des Princes.

Croatian thugs have declared war on their own FA – branding the organisation ‘corrupt’ – and have already protested against president Davod Suker and vice president Zdravko Mamiv’s reign by burning a swastika into the pitch before a qualifier against Italy.

Now Ultras are plotting to disrupt Croatia‘s clash with Spain in Bordeaux on Tuesday to try and force Uefa to haul them out of the tournament.

Stewards are forced to remove lit flares from the pitch at St Etienne — Stewards are forced to remove lit flares from the pitch at Saint-Etienne

Croatianm Ultras are plotting to strike during their nation's clash with Spain — Croatian Ultras are plotting to strike during their nation’s clash with Spain

On one official supporters group’s Facebook page crude blueprints for the Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux have been drawn up with instructions appearing to direct protesters movements at the game.

The rabble claims to have support in another group, the U.V.

The post is captioned: "Here is another plan!

"There will be backup in U.V.!"

A plan of Saint-Etienne's Stade Geoffroy-Guichard - where the Czech Republic clash was played - was also uploaded onto the page less than two hours before kick-off.

Croatia star Ivan Perisic, who netted against the Czech Republic, said: "Maybe it would be best if we don’t play at all.