Six people have been arrested in Solihull town centre following disorder after England's World Cup semi-final match on Wednesday.
Police said bottles and glasses were thrown as hundreds gathered in the town centre after the match finished. A 65-year-old woman was assaulted but not seriously injured.
Those arrested included a 16-year-old girl. They face a variety of offences including violent disorder, assaulting an emergency worker and drug possession.
A dispersal order was introduced in the town centre following the incident.
Wider policing picture
The arrests in Solihull formed part of a significant policing operation across the West Midlands. West Midlands Police recorded 226 arrests across the force area in the 24 hours surrounding the semi-final — the highest daily total recorded during June and July.
The force has recorded an average of 188 arrests a day over the past six weeks, described as the highest since records began.
Emergency call volumes also increased sharply. The control room received 1,083 calls to 999 between 22:00 BST and 03:00, compared to an average of about 500 on a typical Wednesday.
Lyndsey Bailey-Smith, head of force contact, said officers and staff maintained response times of three to four seconds to answer 999 calls, only one second longer than the daily average of two seconds.