Police in Rotterdam are tightening security and drafting in reinforcements ahead of a highly charged second leg of the Europa League match between Feyenoord and Roma. Feyenoord fans rioted in Rome before the first leg last week, damaging a recently renovated fountain, and leaving part of the city's historic center strewn with beer cans and smashed bottles. Fearing that visiting Roma fans may want to take revenge before Thursday's return leg, Rotterdam police spokesman Gijs van Nimwegen said on Wednesday officers will, if necessary, be given emergency powers to eject trouble-making fans from the city. A Feyenoord fan stands in the fountain that was originally made in 1627 but had been recently restored
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Feyenoord fans damaged city landmarks in Rome last Thursday
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Feyenoord were taking on Roma in the Europa League round of 32
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The match ended in a 1-1 draw at the Stadio Olimpico
An injured @placeholder supporter has water thrown over him by police as he is escorted away from the area