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A video, published by the Mirror, shows a 20-strong gang throwing glasses, tables and chairs, causing their targets to scatter. Two men were arrested while others were able to flee the scene without being detained.
Witnesses described the troublemakers as a 'pack of dogs' as they laid into Liverpool fans who were eating dinner at a restaurant called Rooster Grill, not far from the final venue Olimpiyskiy Stadium, the Independent reports.
Liverpool fans were left battered and covered in blood with wounds to their heads and necks as they ran for cover.
Two foreign fans were injured at the establishment, police reported. A statement from Ukrainian police said: "In the course of the conflict, two foreigners suffered injuries," the Mail Online reports.
The attack raises fears over fan safety before Saturday's final, where Liverpool meet Real Madrid.
Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool are aiming for their sixth European title against Zinedine Zidane's Real Madrid, who are looking to claim an unprecedented third Champions League title in a row.
On Thursday, it was reported that around one thousand Liverpool fans have been left stranded in the UK amid travel chaos stemming from cancelled flights over a landing spot dispute between travel companies.
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