Hooligans warn England fans

'Trouble Company', an infamous hooligan group, which attacked Liverpool supporters in Kiev last Thursday night ahead of the Champions League final, have warned England fans they'll face 'hell' during the World Cup in Russia this summer.

The group and its followers posted a string of threatening messages on social media platforms since claiming responsibility for the violence in Kiev, which left seveal Brits badly injured.

One message read: 'Welcome to hell', while a second urged further attacks, writing 'F*** em up CSKA', encouraging action from Russian football club CSKA Moscow. Another simply said: 'Training for the World Cup.'

The 'Trouble Company' is made up of fans who supported CSKA Kiev, a club which dissolved in 2009. Since then, it is said that they have travelled Europe looking for trouble.

Social media accounts linked to the group often post videos of violence, including 'hooligan factories' in which they batter each other in woodland camps. The Liverpool fans were attacked, while having dinner in the city last Thursday. Footage shows the Brits trying to hide inside the restaurant to protect themselves as their attackers threw chairs and glasses.

Two suspects have since been arrested.

Thousands of England fans will travel to Russia to cheer on their team in the World Cup.

Russia and England supporters previously clashed when the two countries met at Euro 2016 in France. As many as 20 England fans were hurt in the violence.