CroatiaFans of Hajduk Split have been involved in a confrontation in the Lithuanian city of Vilnius, according to local portal LNK. The video circulating on social media shows at least ten members of Hajduk's fan group attacking two Lithuanian fans, though the domestic pair managed to escape. The Lithuanian portal claims this was the work of Torcida, but has yet to receive confirmation from police. Hajduk and Žalgiris are set to face off in a match for the third round of qualification for the Conference League tonight. Around 200 Hajduk supporters are expected to attend the game. This incident continues a pattern of issues involving Hajduk's fans, who previously set fire to seats at a stadium in Varazdin after a loss. Commentator Samir Toplak praised the atmosphere created by Lithuanian fans during a recent match between Dinamo and Kaunas Žalgiris, contrasting it with the behavior of Hajduk's supporters.
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