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Linfield fans claim supporter buses attacked by stone throwers after Cliftonville game
Linfield fans have claimed several supporters' buses were attacked by stone-throwers after Saturday's Irish Cup game with Cliftonville.
Several pictures were posted on a fans' Facebook page taken by supporters inside the buses showing cracked windows.
The post claimed that one of the stone-throwers wore a Tricolour over his face.
However, the attack has not been yet been reported by police.
Linfield beat Cliftonville 3 - 0 in the match played at Solitude.
Some of Linfield's fans on Facebook questioned whether the policy of bussing in supporters to Solitude was in the best interests of fans.
Belfast Telegraph
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