England fans still 'fighting for lives' after 'attempted murder'
Two England fans injured in violence with Russian hooligans in Marseille last week remain in comas and are said to be "fighting for their lives"
Two England supporters gravely injured in football violence at the European Championship finals in Marseille remain in a coma. Andrew Bache, 51, and Stewart Gray, 47, are in a "stable condition" but still fighting for their lives, officials said on Tuesday.
Attempted Murder
They were two of 35 mainly British victims of the violence on June 11, much of which has been blamed on Russian supporters. Marseille prosecutor Brice Robin said investigators were still hunting the attackers in the two cases "which are considered attempted murder."
Two-year sentences
Robin has said much of the violence was provoked by Russian fans. Three Russians have been jailed for up to two years and 20 others were expelled, though Russian fan leader Alexander Shprygin sneaked back into the country to see Russia's match on Monday.