French police fired tear gas at unruly England fans in Lille on Thursday (AEST) as trouble flared once more at UEFA EURO 2016.

A group of around 200 England fans had run through the area near the city's railway station, chanting anti-Russian songs and damaging cars before the police took action.

England and Russian supporters clashed on Sunday (AEST) in the build-up to the game at the Stade Velodrome with Marseille's chief prosecutor Brice Robin admitting around 150 "ultra-violent and ultra-rapid" Russian hooligans were involved. 

UEFA's Executive Committee on Monday (AEST) warned both England and Russia could be thrown out the tournament if there was a repeat of the trouble in Marseille but a further UEFA statement on Wednesday - from the organisation's independent disciplinary arm - made it clear European football's governing body can only act on trouble that occurs inside the ground.