Police say inquiries are continuing after an incident at a football match on Saturday.
Shortly after 3.30pm, officers were called to Croit Lowey during the Premier League match between Rushen and Castletown.
The southern derby was held up after two spectators were involved in a violent scuffle which saw one man, a Castletown player who wasn’t playing in the game, receive injuries to his face.
The game ended in a four all draw.
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