Eight Leicester City supporters were given four-month suspended jail terms on Thursday in the wake of battling and violently defaced their team’s Champions League clash against Atletico Madrid.

Subsequent to confessing to charges, six of the fans were sentenced to an extra four months for ambushing cops, as per reports from top Media outlet EFE.

The eight were arrested after a gathering of 70 Leicester supporters created aggravations that required Police intercession where three police officials and two fans additionally endured minor wounds on Tuesday night.

Madrid prosecutors said that the cases had been rapidly managed therefore the fans who are involved conceding the charges in return for a more lenient sentence.

The Leicester fans were in the Spanish capital for Wednesday’s Champions League quarterfinal first leg which the home side won 1-0.

According to the video that went viral on social media had demonstrated a blue smoke bomb was let off while objects were likewise tossed at police in the Plaza Mayor, a mainstream tourist ceasing off point, where supporters of the English champions had congregated.

However, Spanish police said eight Leicester fans were captured for “causing a mess” on Tuesday night.

“We are working with UEFA and the local authorities to set up the full certainties of what occurred and the purposes behind the police reaction,” a Leicester representative said on Thursday.

“We will likewise be liaising with travelling supporters before settling on any game-plan.”

Fans asserted police utilised tear gas and plastic bullets against them as pressures bubbled over in Spain and blamed the authorities for being overeager.