Police investigating disorder at Derby County's home game against Plymouth Argyle have released images of two men they want to identify.
Trouble broke out both before and after Plymouth's 3-2 win at Pride Park Stadium on Saturday 3 September.
Derbyshire Police are investigating what the force described as "significant" disorder at the match.
Four men have already been arrested in connection with the trouble and the investigation is continuing.
The force has asked anyone who recognises the men – thought to be Plymouth fans – to get in touch.
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Officers investigating disorder at the Derby County v Plymouth Argyle match earlier this month are asking for the public's help to identify two more men, who are believed to be Plymouth fans.
The game, which took place on Saturday 3 September at Pride Park Stadium, saw significant disorder before and after the match.
We are still appealing for information to help us trace four men who are believed to be Derby fans, and you can view their images here: Derby County v Plymouth Argyle: Can you help us identify these four men? | Derbyshire Constabulary
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