(Reuters) - Major League Soccer's San Jose Earthquakes expressed thanks to local police for their speedy response to the gunfire and fights that erupted at their stadium after Thursday's friendly against Mexican side Cruz Azul.
More than 40 officers responded to the event at the stadium and surrounding car parks where multiple fights resulted in five arrests, including at least one for firearms violations.
"The Earthquakes organisation is very appreciative of the San Jose Police Department's swift response and are working closely with the SJPD to gather more information at this time," the team said in a statement.
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