No evidence to suggest the incident only involved Welsh football fans

The six men bailed following the death of a Welsh football fan outside Wembley Stadium will have no further action taken against them, police have said.

Michael Dye, 44, from Cardiff, died after he was found suffering from serious head injuries near Gate C of the Stadium before the England versus Wales Euro 2012 qualifier match on Tuesday.

Six men, between their late 20s and early 40s who are all believed to be Wales supporters, were arrested inside the ground in connection with the death and later bailed.

But police have issued a statement today saying no further action will be taken against the men.

It said: “There is nothing to suggest at this time the incident was between only Welsh football supporters and police are eager to trace anyone who attended the match who can assist.”

Acting Detective Chief Inspector Sheila Stewart, senior investigating officer for the Homicide and Serious Crime Command (HSCC), added: “My sincerest sympathy goes to Mr Dye’s family at this exceptionally hard time.

“Within a very short period they have lost a loved one at a peaceful football match attended in the majority by well mannered supporters.

“This incident has emerged from a moment of brutal violence with catastrophic consequences leaving behind a family without a son, husband and father. It is imperative that we have the public’s assistance to identify those involved.”

Anyone with information should call 020 8358 0100 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.