At least 22 Feyenoord fans have been arrested in Rome and eight charged after trouble flared before the Dutch side’s Europa League clash with AS Roma, Italian police said.<br /><br /> Drunk fans damaged buildings and threw bottles at riot police on Wednesday night with trouble continuing on Thursday.<br /><br /> Hundreds of Feyenoord fans clashed with riot police at the Spanish Steps on Thursday before the game.<br /><br /> Police fired tear gas and tangled with fans, who left the square’s Baroque fountain full of empty beer bottles.<br /><br /> Feyenoord “should make a public apology,” said Livio Ricciardelli, a member of the city government, saying that repairs to the fountain at the bottom of the Spanish Steps would be costly.<br /><br /> “Feyenoord should pay for the damage caused to the city by its fans,” he said.<br /><br /> In the last 24 hours, 22 Feyenoord fans have been arrested and eight have already been charged, mostly for resisting arrest, judicial sources said.<br /><br /> The eight charged were given six months jail time, or they can pay
