Fans clash in Italy

A soccer fan was killed during clashes between supporters of rival clubs in Italy on Sunday, police said.
The clashes erupted at a motorway restaurant near the Tuscan city of Arezzo.
A police source said the victim appeared to have been inside a car of Lazio fans and that Juventus supporters were also involved in the clashes.
Italy is battling a serious soccer hooligan problem and suspended all soccer for a period in February when a policeman was killed in riots outside a top-flight match in Catania.
Juventus are due to play at Parma later.
Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi said he had been informed of the incident and told reporters: "Certainly these events are very worrying."
Sporadic violence has continued in recent months despite the security crackdown prompted by February's incident.
Officials said last month that fan injuries caused by violence around stadiums had been cut by 80 percent from last season but that it was difficult to combat violence away from the grounds.