Swansea City have issued a statement criticising the behaviour of a "minority of the club’s supporters" before the South Wales derby against Cardiff City on Saturday.
Russell Martin's men won the match 3-2 in dramatic circumstances in front of a giddy away end at Cardiff City Stadium
But the club have highlighted and called out "several incidents of disruption and anti-social behaviour" in the build-up to kick-off, with problems particularly pertinent on coaches travelling to the game in the Welsh capital.
Cardiff Staff were verbally abused and damage to the toilets and the seating area will now have to be paid for by Swansea, the club have said.
The match, which kicked off at 3pm and wasn't shown on television, was a "bubble" fixture, meaning supporters heading to the game had to travel on designated transport from specific pick-up points.
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