A man has been charged with trespassing on the railway after reports of a large fight following Watford’s match with Burnley.

Police flocked to Watford Junction at around 11pm on Friday (August 12) after fans were allegedly seen fighting on the platforms.

Watford Observer: Police vehicles outside Watford Junction last night. Credit: Hertfordshire Constabulary SpecialsPolice vehicles outside Watford Junction last night. Credit: Hertfordshire Constabulary Specials

An eyewitness said there were around 200 fans present, while the British Transport Police said a "large group" was involved before one man was arrested.

BTP have today confirmed that Lee Nolan, 34, of Netherfield Gardens in Lancashire, has been charged with trespassing on the railway.

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He has been released on bail and is scheduled to appear at St Albans Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, September 13.

Watford Observer: The scene outside Watford Junction. Credit: Stephen DanzigThe scene outside Watford Junction. Credit: Stephen Danzig

A BTP spokesperson confirmed no one else has been arrested but enquiries are ongoing. There were no reports of any injuries.

Anyone with information has been urged to contact police via 0800 405040, quoting reference 728 of 12/08/22.

Watford won the game 1-0 and currently sit third in the Championship behind Hull City and Blackburn.

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