All British football team is taken away by police in Spain

The Spanish police had to board a whole British football team in an airplane from Alicante airport for being "drunk and disruptive".

Civil Guard officers were called to prevent them from taking the plane after landing in order to deal with the "law and order" problem the team posed.

The force said in a statement that most of the 25 members of the team were intoxicated.

Neither footballers nor the team have been named. They have only been described as an "amateur English football team" having left Bristol for Alicante.

All the football team composed of 25 people would have been arrested on the runway of the airport of Alicante (photo)

The police met the plane – at the request of the pilot – on his arrival at Alicante airport at 22:50 on Saturday.

The comings and goings of the unidentified team today were not yet known.

A spokesman for the Civil Guard in Alicante said in a statement: "Last Saturday, April 6, at 10:50 pm, the pilot of a plane from Bristol asked for the presence of officers of the Civil Guard on the landing bay in order to solve the public order problems. the aircraft involving a large number of pbadengers.

"When the plane arrived, the officers of the Airport Security Section had to dismiss the 25 members of a British amateur football team that, during the flight, had been showing up. An aggressive attitude, causing public order problems, disturbing other pbadengers and ignoring the demands of the flight crew. Calm down.

"Most of them also clearly seemed to be under the influence of alcohol.

"The 25 British nationals withdrew the plane to applaud and applaud the rest of the pbadengers and were taken to the premises of the Civil Guard at the airport to be able to identify them."

The spokesman said that although no men have been formally arrested, they would be named in a report that will be submitted to the Spanish Agency for Safety and Security. aviation.

They should be hit with heavy fines.