The long-running rivalry between the Las Vegas Raiders and San Francisco 49ers appears to be alive and well. The two teams met for a clash on Sunday afternoon (November 8). And their feud on the field spilled over into the parking lot. Several fans who appeared to be in attendance at the game had an all-out brawl after the final whistle.
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Video of Scary Brawl Between Raiders & 49ers Fans Goes Viral
In video footage shared by the New York Post, fans appeared to get into a dispute while leaving the game. This led to a physical altercation that appeared to occur in the parking lot of Levi's Stadium.
The video footage starts with just two men fighting. One of the men ends up being knocked unconscious by the other during the initial scuffle. But shortly after, another fan wearing a Raiders' jersey enters the frame. And punches the other man in the face. Leaving him unconscious as well. It didn't take long before several other people (both men and women) entered the frame and started beating each other.
The aftermath of the scene was scary. Both men lay on the ground motionless, with individuals surrounding them trying to wake them up.
The clip of the brawl went viral. Which, of course, led to an outpouring of reactions on social media.
"People are so stupid fighting about football teams that don't give a f**k about you," one user wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.
"They should all be arrested for attempted murder, and get no less than 20 years in prison," a second user chimed in.
"Wow. Why would they feel the need to punch or kick people who are obviously out cold?" a third user chimed in.
Police Launch Investigation Into Incident
Lt. Eric Lagergren, spokesperson for the Santa Clara Police Department, says that police have launched an investigation into the incident.
"The Santa Clara Police Department is aware of a video circulating online of an assault that occurred outside the stadium today. This incident is part of an active and ongoing investigation," Lagergren said in a statement to the San Francisco Chronicle. "More details can be released as they become available."
