Humberside Police say it's 'vital' to seek help for domestic abuse during the Euros
They say some people can be left frightened, trapped and alone by their partners, who kick off regardless of the result
Humberside Police say it's vital for you to seek help if you're experiencing domestic abuse during the Euros.
It follows the tense game yesterday evening - in which England scraped past Switzerland, but not after a full 90 minutes, two halves of extra time - and penalties.
They add whilst most people will be 'having a ball' - some can be left frightened, trapped and alone by their partners, who kick off regardless of the result.
We're told domestic abuse can happen to anyone at any time -no matter your background.
In a statement on social media, officers say: "England have played four games in the Euros so far and as the anticipation for the quarter finals builds, win or lose, football is no excuse for domestic abuse.
"Whilst the majority of our communities will be having a ball, for some, they are left feeling frightened, trapped and alone as their partners kick off at them regardless of the result when that final whistle blows.
"Domestic abuse can happen to anyone at any time. It is not discriminatory on age, sexual orientation, gender, background or religion."
You can find out more details about how to spot the signs of domestic abuse - and how to get help - on the Humberside Police website.