Italy Faces Crackdown on Soccer Violence

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ROME - Premier Silvio

Berlusconi said Wednesday that " drastic measures " may be needed to

stem the rise of violence at Italian soccer stadiums.

Tuesday's Champions League

second-leg quarterfinal between Inter Milan and AC Milan was cut short late in

the second half after Inter fans threw flares onto the field at San Siro

stadium, hitting Milan goalkeeper Dida.

" It is too bad for Milan as a city, not only for

Inter fans but for Italian football in general, " AC Milan spokesman

Umberto Gandini said. " It's an ugly and sad night for football. "

The scene followed one

of the worst violence-marred weekends in Italian soccer this season, when

scores of fans were arrested and 89 police officers injured in fighting at

stadiums across the country.

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