(21 Jun 2008)
1. Croatian fans gathered at fanzone watching match, start to jump and cheer as Croatia scored, pan across cheering fans celebrating ++PART OF THIS SHOT WAS FIRST RUN 2130 NEWS UPDATE - 20 JUNE++
2. Zoom in on fans holding flares, celebrating goal, waving Croatian flags
3. Zoom in on fans jumping, holding flares and Croatian flags, celebrating
4. Fans watching match, start to jump and celebrate, tilt up to screen, zoom in on Turkish fans waving Turkish flags and cheering
5. Turkish fans celebrating, holding flares
6. Zoom in on scuffles between Croatian and Turkish fans
7. Fans watching penalties, start to jump and cheer, pan to Turkish cheering fans
8. Fans watching, start to jump and celebrate, pan across cheering Turkish fans
9. Various of scuffles between Croatian and Turkish fans, security at scene
10. Wide of security blocking fans
11. Security walking at scene
12. Turkish fans holding flags, chanting
13. Turkish fans cheering, holding flags, UPSOUND (English): "We are the best", fans chanting
14. Fans chanting, singing and jumping
15. Turkish fans singing and dancing
16. SOUNDBITE: (Turkish) Name not given, Turkish fan:
"No one should be overestimated. Croatia should not be overestimated."
17. SOUNDBITE: (Croatian) Name not given, Croatian fan:++ROUGH TRANSLATION++
"They (Croatian team) played really well. It was just bad luck."
18. Fan holding up Turkish flag, starts to walk with flag
STORYLINE:
Police and first aid workers in Vienna said more than a dozen Croatian fans needed medical treatment after Turkish supporters attacked them in the final minutes of their European Championship quarterfinal match.
The violence erupted in the main fan zone, located in the square abutting Vienna's City Hall.
No major injuries were reported, but first aid personnel had to treat some fans for bloody noses and other superficial injuries.
After a 1-1 draw through extra time, Turkey won 3-1 on Friday in a penalty shootout and will face Germany in the semifinals.
AP Television footage showed supporters of both countries as they watched the action on a giant screen at a fanzone in Vienna.
Fans jumped and cheered when their countries scored, waving Croatian and Turkish flags and holding flares.
Pictures from the fanzone showed feelings running high in the immediate aftermath of the match, with pushing and shoving and shouting between fans of both sides.
Police and some fans worked hard to defuse the situation.
One of the Turkish fans told AP Television that "Croatia should not be overestimated".
A Croatian fan said that their country played "really well", and put the defeat down to bad luck.
Rustu Recber saved a penalty shot from Mladen Petric to send Turkey into the European Championship semifinals
with a 3-1 shootout win over Croatia after a 1-1 draw through extra time.
Arda Turan, Semih Senturk and Hamit Altintop scored for Turkey in the shootout. Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic also missed their penalties for Croatia. Darijo Srna scored Croatia's only penalty.
After a scoreless 90 minutes of regulation, Ivan Klasnic gave Croatia the lead with a header in 119th minute.
Semih Senturk equalised in injury time with a hard shot from inside the area.
Turkey will face Germany in the semifinals on Wednesday in Basel, Switzerland.
Both Germany and Turkey finished second in their groups in the first round.
Turkey rallied to win its last two matches, beating Switzerland 2-1 and then getting two goals in the final three minutes to beat the Czech Republic and advance to the quarterfinals.
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