Original sentence: " all English teams were banned from European competition for 5 years.14 English fans were arrested along with seven Italians.As a result of this tragedy which is dubbed, "the darkest hour in the history of the UEFA competitions.During 1985, in the same competition football hooliganism from English fans of the team Liverpool caused the Heysel Stadium disaster, which saw the killing of 39 people, mostly Italian Juventus fans.In the return leg, which was played at Manchester United's ground of Old Trafford; police beat Roma fans with batons and brought out police horses and dogs after Roma and United fans had thrown bottles at each other outside of the ground before the game.United fans attacked riot police as they moved in to put the situation under control, after a portion of the United fans refused to be contained by stewards.Unlike the Roma game however, the British media largely played down the incident, regardless of the fact that; like in Rome, away fans were hit with batons
Edited sentence: A number of smaller incidents took place, which were easily broken up by police dog units and the mounted police, but for one of the larger fights, which allegedly involved "several dozen mainly Roma fans", police were required to step in with batons.Eyewitnesses saw a number of Manchester United fans throwing cans and glass bottles at some Roma fans.However, in the couple of hours before the game, 21 fans were arrested, fourteen of whom were English and seven were Italian.However, unlike the incident in Rome, there were no reports of any injuries.In the return leg at Old Trafford, the match itself passed without incident.United fans retaliated against riot police as they came in to put the situation under control