Police were called to incidents of public disorder after Southampton FC’s defeat at home.
Officers were called to Britannia Road and Northam Road between 5pm and 6pm on Saturday.
This followed reports of low-level disorder after the home defeat against Millwall.
According to Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary, this was managed and de-escalated by police.
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The spokesperson added: “No significant high risk incidents have been brought to our attention at this time.”
There was a large police presence in the city yesterday prior and post match.
Officers on the ground were authorised to use dispersal powers in areas including the city centre, the Polygon, and St Mary's.
Superintendent Mark Lewis, Match Commander, said: “We have robust plans in place in partnership with the football club to make this a safe event for all, and to disrupt any individuals involved in poor behaviour that risks the safety of themselves and others.
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