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Russian yob jailed for attack that left England fan paralysed 'released after two weeks' **WARNING DISTRESSING IMAGE** Mikhail Ivkine was jailed for three years for an attack that left an England fan in a wheelchair but has already been released from prison, according to reports Updated Andrew was left in a wheelchair after the attack (Image: PA) The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you...

Prosecutors call for 15-year sentence for Russian Euro hooligan Published on Share French prosecutors on Friday called for a 15-year prison sentence for one of two Russian men accused of beating an English supporter during Euro 2016, an attack that left the victim with brain injuries. One prosecutor, Christophe Raffin, asked for the “legal maximum… between 14 and 15 years” for Pavel Kossov, who is accused of throwing the first punch at 55-year-old Andrew Bache. Bache was injured in the violence that broke out before England played Russia in the southern ...

Two Russian men get jail sentences for Euro 2016 attack Issued on: 14/12/2020 - 15:14 1 min Aix-en-Provence (France) (AFP) Two Russian men were on Monday sentenced to jail terms of three years and 10 years for a savage attack on an English football supporter at the 2016 European championships. Mikhail Ivkin received a three-year term and Pavel Kossov the longer sentence for their role in the beating that left Briton Andrew Bache with a brain injury. Kossov, 34, was accused of throwing the first punch at 55-year-old Bache in the violence that broke out before England played Russia in the sou...

BBC News Published image captionAndrew Bache was left "disabled for life" by the attack, his lawyer said Two Russian men have been jailed for attacking an England supporter who was severely injured when violence broke out at the Euro 2016 football contest. Andrew Bache, 55, from Portsmouth, was left disabled following the attack in Marseille, France, his lawyer said. Pavel Kossov, 34, was jailed for 10 years and Mikhail Ivkine, 34, for three years by the court in Aix-en-Provence. Hours of street fights broke out at Marseille's old port following the England-Russia match on 11 June 2016. image...

French court jails two men after attack left England supporter permanently disabled 14 December 2020 By Connexion journalist Teacher Mikhail Ivkin received a three-year term, while truck driver Pavel Kossov was handed 10 years after they were convicted of "gang violence with weapons, leading to permanent infirmity" for the attack on Portsmouth man Andrew Bache, in Marseille. The 55-year-old, required emergency first aid at the scene and was left in a coma after receiving three or four blows to the head as violence swept the city of Marseille during the European championships in June 2016. Vi...