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0:00On April 5th, a 19-year-old man faces charges after chaos broke out in South Belfast on Friday before the Irish Cup semi-final at Windsor Park. Nine police officers got injured, and a child was hit by a bottle during the disorder, where fireworks, flares, and bottles flew around. Cliftonville ended up losing to Dungan and Swift's in that match. The trouble kicked off ahead of the game, tied to a procession by some Cliftonville supporters that had strict conditions from the Parades Commission, despite warnings, heavy-power techniques lit up the scene, turning peaceful vibes sour-fast. Police noted most fans acted right, staying calm through the event, but called out the provocative moves and illegal fireworks as the real spark for. The mess. Injuries hit office is hard, and that kid caught in the crossfire shows how quick things escalated. Now the suspect is hit with counts of riotous behavior, a provocative act, possessing fireworks and flares at a regulated match, indecent behavior, and attempted criminal damage. He's set for Belfast Mattestrade's Court this Friday, May 1st.

1:03As investigations wrap on any other involvement, authorities stress these warnings, aim to keep future matches safe for everyone watching or playing.