DRESDEN, Germany (AP) \u2014 Large groups of fans invaded the field and threw flares before being chased away by police in a German second-division soccer game between Dynamo Dresden and Hertha Berlin on Saturday.<\/p>\n
Dresden fans in the club\u2019s yellow and black colors ran the length of the field toward a section containing fans of visiting team Hertha, who also jumped a fence and moved toward the field. Lit flares were thrown from both sides, some of them landing near spectators, and some fans seemed to trade blows.<\/p>\n
Police then stormed onto the field from an entrance in the corner of the stadium and chased dozens of Dresden supporters back toward the other end. <\/p>\n
It was not immediately clear if anyone was injured or if there had been arrests.<\/p>\n
Referee Sven Jablonski stopped the game and took the players off for over 15 minutes. During that time, police formed two lines across the field facing the Dresden supporters. A banner in Hertha\u2019s blue and white colors was set alight and displayed in the Dresden end. <\/p>\n
The game eventually resumed. It was the second stoppage after an earlier delay when fans let off pyrotechnics and smoke filled the stadium. Hertha won the game 1-0.<\/p>\n
Also, there was fan unrest at the final whistle when Borussia Dortmund beat Stuttgart 2-0<\/a> in a top-division game. A group of Stuttgart fans approached the field but stopped behind advertising boards and a chair was thrown onto the field.<\/p>\n ___<\/p>\n