Weapons seized and more than 140 arrested prior to Champions League match

Supporters from both teams clashed ahead of the game at the Johan Cruyff ArenA, police said, with a number of weapons, including a hammer, screwdriver and cans of pepper spray confiscated.

'Two large groups, in particular Italian supporters, have been arrested,' a police statement read.

'The first group, 46 suspects, was arrested in the metro and the second group, 61 suspects, was arrested at the ArenA [stadium].'



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'Weapons and fireworks were found in these groups.'

READ: PSG fans denied entry to match after knives and knuckledusters found

Police confirmed that officers on horseback were then deployed to restore order as fans set off fireworks at the south side of the stadium where more than 30 further arrests were made.

Footage on social media appeared to show police using water cannon against supporters.

READ: Ronaldo scores 125th Champions League goal but Juventus held by Ajax

Police said they are continuing to investigate the incidents. Meanwhile UEFA -- European football's governing body -- confirmed it had opened disciplinary proceedings against Ajax following the match.

The host has been charged with throwing of objects, crowd disturbances and for blocked stairways.

'The case will be dealt with by the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on May 16.

On the pitch, Ajax fought back to earn a 1-1 draw after Cristiano Ronaldo had headed Juventus in the lead.

The return leg of the fixture is scheduled for April 16.

Supporters from both teams clashed ahead of the game at the Johan Cruyff ArenA, police said, with a number of weapons, including a hammer, screwdriver and cans of pepper spray confiscated. READ: Ronaldo scores 125th Champions League goal but Juventus held by Ajax Police said they are continuing to investigate the incidents. Meanwhile UEFA -- European football's governing body -- confirmed it had opened disciplinary proceedings against Ajax following the match. 'Two large groups, in particular Italian supporters, have been arrested,' a police statement read. The return leg of the fixture is scheduled for April 16. On the pitch, Ajax fought back to earn a 1-1 draw after Cristiano Ronaldo had headed Juventus in the lead. 'The case will be dealt with by the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on May 16. Police said they are continuing to investigate the incidents. Meanwhile UEFA -- European football's governing body -- confirmed it had opened disciplinary proceedings against Ajax following the match. Police confirmed that officers on horseback were then deployed to restore order as fans set off fireworks at the south side of the stadium where more than 30 further arrests were made. READ: Ronaldo scores 125th Champions League goal but Juventus held by Ajax Police said they are continuing to investigate the incidents. Meanwhile UEFA -- European football's governing body -- confirmed it had opened disciplinary proceedings against Ajax following the match. The return leg of the fixture is scheduled for April 16. 'Two large groups, in particular Italian supporters, have been arrested,' a police statement read. Police said they are continuing to investigate the incidents. Meanwhile UEFA -- European football's governing body -- confirmed it had opened disciplinary proceedings against Ajax following the match. 'Two large groups, in particular Italian supporters, have been arrested,' a police statement read. 'The case will be dealt with by the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on May 16. READ: PSG fans denied entry to match after knives and knuckledusters found 'Two large groups, in particular Italian supporters, have been arrested,' a police statement read. 'Weapons and fireworks were found in these groups.' READ: Ronaldo scores 125th Champions League goal but Juventus held by Ajax Police confirmed that officers on horseback were then deployed to restore order as fans set off fireworks at the south side of the stadium where more than 30 further arrests were made. 'Two large groups, in particular Italian supporters, have been arrested,' a police statement read. 'The first group, 46 suspects, was arrested in the metro and the second group, 61 suspects, was arrested at the ArenA [stadium].' 'Two large groups, in particular Italian supporters, have been arrested,' a police statement read. Footage on social media appeared to show police using water cannon against supporters. Police confirmed that officers on horseback were then deployed to restore order as fans set off fireworks at the south side of the stadium where more than 30 further arrests were made. On the pitch, Ajax fought back to earn a 1-1 draw after Cristiano Ronaldo had headed Juventus in the lead. READ: PSG fans denied entry to match after knives and knuckledusters found Police said they are continuing to investigate the incidents. Meanwhile UEFA -- European football's governing body -- confirmed it had opened disciplinary proceedings against Ajax following the match. The host has been charged with throwing of objects, crowd disturbances and for blocked stairways. The return leg of the fixture is scheduled for April 16. READ: Ronaldo scores 125th Champions League goal but Juventus held by Ajax Police said they are continuing to investigate the incidents. Meanwhile UEFA -- European football's governing body -- confirmed it had opened disciplinary proceedings against Ajax following the match. 'The case will be dealt with by the UEFA Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on May 16. 'Weapons and fireworks were found in these groups.'

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