This is the shocking image of the Everton fan slashed during a fight with Millwall supporters before the clubs' FA Cup tie on Saturday
Jay Burns, who posted the picture on Facebook, needed dozens of stitches after the violent showdown
He posted on social media: 'Thanks to everyone messaging me. I appreciate it, checking up on me
Absolutely devastated about my face, nice one to all the Everton lads and everyone who has messaged me and the Liverpool lads who have messaged me
I can't even look at me self in the mirror.' A football fan has shown his scar following the Millwall v Everton FA Cup match on Saturday Shocking scenes shows Millwall and Everton fans fighting before Saturday's FA Cup clash Footage appears to show the moment the fan was slashed by a blade during a mass brawl between Everton and Millwall fans A fan clutches his face after appearing to be hit in the face with a weapon by another supporter He stumbles as he tries to back away from the attack before eventually falling at the feet of the crowd The fan walked away with a nasty slash to the face following the mass brawl before the game Everton and Millwall fans clashed outside of Surrey Quays station on Saturday afternoon Britain's top football police officer told Sportsmail that the mass violence was part of a persistent criminality which the football authorities are too often ready to ignore
As well as the slashing, a mother described a brick being hurled through the window of the Everton coach on which she and her 10-year-old daughter were travelling to the tie, which Millwall won 2-1
But Millwall's condemnation of fans on Sunday was limited to reports of racist chanting outside the ground, while the Football Association indicated that violence away from the ground was well beyond their jurisdiction
Deputy Chief Constable Mark Roberts, the National Police Chiefs Council Football Lead said: 'Anyone who thinks this doesn't happen on a regular basis would be very naive
It is a bit too easy for everyone else to say "It's nothing to do with us." For every high profile incident there are at least a dozen episodes which are not reported because officers have dealt with them
'Other forces called on to deal with football-related violence on Saturday included South Yorkshire, after skirmishes broke out between Doncaster Rovers and Oldham Athletic fans ahead of their tie, which Rovers won 2-1
Clubs' insistence that they will only pay for policing in a narrowly defined area around grounds is a source of mounting frustration to cash-strapped senior officers, who find themselves tackling criminality around multiple kick-off times
One leading Premier League club which was condemning racist behaviour at its ground before Christmas has engaged lawyers to find ways of reducing the money they pay to police
'That is rank hypocrisy,' Mr Roberts said.'Police are picking up the tab on people who are only there because of the football match and the service to the rest of the public is eroded
People need to take a broader responsibility.'YouTube footage of the clashes between dozens of supporters outside a block of flats in east London suggest that two groups of fans were intent on violence before the 5
30pm kick-off.Liverpool-based Vision Coaches, which took Everton fans down to east London, told Sportsmail that the four vehicles which arrived on time at 4pm parked up safely
But a fifth was late, arriving at 5pm, and became caught in the crossfire, incurring damage totalling £10,000
The windscreen cracked and three windows smashed. The two sets of supporters fought by Southwark Park in the build-up to kick off at The Den Police officers on horses and on foot eventually broke up the brawl at 4
30pm Everton supporter Lynsey Phippard, 36, told the Liverpool Echo that she had swapped seats with her 10-year-old daughter minutes before a brick was thrown through the window, at around 5
05pm.'Three windows got smashed,' said Ms Phippard. 'There were two on one side and one on the other which is the one that me and my daughter were sat next to
I swapped places with her [because I saw it looked like trouble.] The coach was full of women and quite a few older people, so not fans looking for trouble
' Ms Phippard said the driver was forced to abandon his attempts to get the bus to the ground
More fights broke out between Everton and Millwall supporters in the build up to kick off Everton fans goaded Millwall supporters who were penned into a pub beer garden Missiles and objects were thrown from the beer garden before Everton fans threw them backThe eye-witness testimony of residents in Millwall pointed to pre-mediated violence
One, who did not wish to be named, told Sportsmail: 'We saw a load of fans pouring out of the Farriers pub - a Millwall pub - and they had clearly arranged to meet the Everton fans by the park for a scrap
It's 15 minutes from the stadium so it clearly seemed pre-arranged. 'The fans had scarves over their face to hide their identity but police had cameras on them
It was very scary. We were going to go down to Surrey Quays station to see friends but stayed at home to stay out of trouble
'A local grocer said: 'I saw fans scrapping outside another pub. They were shouting "f*** you, f*** you" and barging into each other
It's where the Millwall fans go before the game so I'm not sure why Everton fans were going there
'Before the game, Sportsmail witnessed more than 20 police escorting Everton fans on the train from London Bridge to South Bermondsey
The fans were held at station on arrival as police had a tip-off that Millwall fans would be waiting at other end
Millwall fans confront arriving Everton supporters outside of The Den before kick-off The Everton supporters, many of whom already appeared drunk, exchanged verbal insults with Millwall fans in the distance before being shepherded to the away end upon exiting the station
Everton said they were working with the authorities to help investigate and encouraged fans to relate their experiences
The Football Supporters Federation said they 'condemned all football violence' yet said the broader significance of the Millwall episode should not be overstated
A spokesman said: 'While there is no room for complacency, the overwhelming majority of fans want nothing to do with such behaviour
'The FA will investigate alleged discriminatory chants by home Millwall supporters
Social media videos alleged there were derogatory chants about Muslims. Millwall condemned the chanting and said anyone identified would receive a life ban
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