A ‘disturbance’ outside the restaurant is believed to be linked to fallout from the match
Chutney issued an update after a ‘disturbance’ outside the restaurant(Image: Google Street View)
A restaurant issued an update to customers after suffering ‘damage’ following the Black Country derby.
Wolverhampton Wanderers beat West Bromwich Albion 1-0, the side’s first derby victory at Molineux for over 15 years, on Sunday, September 20.
West Midlands Police said there were no major incidents but five people were arrested on the day.
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Among those detained was an 18-year-old man arrested on suspicion of vandalising a new Wolverhampton Wanderers mural.
A second man, 52, was arrested on suspicion of a public order offence following reports of trouble in Wolverhampton after a previous match against Stoke.
Five people were arrested on the day of the Black Country derby at Molineux
Three other men, aged between 16 and 63, were arrested on suspicion of other offences including sexual assault and racially aggravated public order.
After the match, an Indian restaurant confirmed a ‘disturbance’ which was believed to be linked to the derby.
On social media, Chutney posted: “Following reports about an incident after the Wolves v West Brom derby, we would like to reassure everyone all our customers and staff are safe and well.
“A disturbance outside the restaurant resulted in damage our windows.
“Thankfully, nobody inside Chutney was injured, and we are not aware of anyone being injured immediately outside our premises.
“We understand that a separate car crash happened a few roads away, but this did not take place at the restaurant.
“The safety of our customers and team is always our highest priority.
“Thank you to everyone who has contacted us with concern and sent kind messages of support.”
