HORRIFIYING videos show yobs brawling in the street as one wields a bone-chilling blade after the Euros 2024 final.
Shocking footage revealed violent fights breaking out in Hertfordshire after the heartbreaking England V Spain clash last night.
Hooligans can be seen kicking fellow revellers to the pavement and throwing punches as they lay folded on the ground.
Oncoming cars are forced to navigate oblivious drunken thugs as they stumble and drag each other into the road.
Terrified screams can be heard when one brute wearing black pulls out a long silver knife as he scraps with another lad in a white top.
A mate of the white-top-wearing youngster then races to his side and checks if he has been slashed.
He pulls his pal away as the crowd quickly scarpers to find safety.
The blade wielder races to flee the disturbing scene.
Cops scrambled to the town centre at around 10pm after reports of public disorder erupting in the streets.
Hertfordshire Constabulary have since confirmed two people were stabbed in the savage brawl.
Their injuries were not life-threatening.
Detectives have now sent out an urgent appeal for any information or footage of the incident.
Officers also arrested three men, all in their 20s, on suspicion of affray.
East Herts Chief Inspector David Cooke said: “I understand this incident will have caused a great deal of concern among the local community.
“Officers were faced with an extremely challenging environment involving a large crowd. They worked quickly to make arrests and ensure that no one else was hurt.
“Enquiries are now ongoing to establish the circumstances around what happened.
“Many members of the public will have witnessed the disorder and we’d be keen to hear from them, particularly anyone who captured mobile phone or CCTV footage.
“If you captured any footage between 9.30pm and 11pm, we’d ask you to please send this to police directly, rather than sharing on social media.”
Footage can be uploaded directly via the following link – you can also report information online at herts.police.uk.
Your can report, speak to an operator in the Force Communications Room via their online web chat at herts.police.uk and contact or call the non-emergency number 101, quoting ISR 729 of 14 July, 2024.
Alternatively, you can stay 100 per cent anonymous by contacting the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or via their untraceable online form at crimestoppers-uk.org.
It comes after devastating England loss at the Euro 2024 final clash last night.
Dreams of it coming home came crashing down at the full-time whistle as the score remained England 1 – 2 Spain.
Gareth Southgate’s side had grown in confidence as the first half wore on and Jude Bellingham showed his quality to create an opening at the edge of the box.
And, the crowd cheered on in hope when Cole Palmer scored just seconds after coming on for England to make it level.
But a goal by Oyarzabal put Spain 2-1 up and England failed to equalize by the end of extra-time.
England fans turned their backs on the pitch in misery as the nation fell flat – but heads were held high thanks to the incredible achievement of Southgate’s squad.
At least half of the 71,000-seat stadium in Berlin was emblazoned with a sea of red and white banners as more than 30,000 English fans inside sang their hearts out for the lads.
The team will now regroup and refine their skills in the quest for soccer’s biggest prize at the World Cup in the US, Canada and Mexico in 2026.
