Millwall supporters battle with police officers through their FA Cup semi-final (Image: REUTERS)Millwall are actually left ‘devastated’ through the violence that scarred their FA Cup semi-final with Wigan on Saturday.The Metropolitan Police have confirmed 14 supporters have been arrested, twelve from Millwall, following the severe disturbances that erupted at Wembley, with a lot of fights in the long run reserved for Millwall supporters.Four police officers acquired small injuries during the problems, which cast a shadow more than an historic day for Wigan, who reached their to start with ever FA Cup ultimate that has a 2-0 victory due to ambitions from Shaun Maloney and Callum McMananan.Millwall have vowed to perform all they are able to to root out the troublemakers, but are mindful the status they've worked tirelessly to rebuild is in danger of staying wrecked.‘As a club we're devastated through the scenes we noticed yesterday, that are in danger of undoing a lot on the very good perform we have now performed to test and modify the perception from the club,’ mentioned a Millwall spokesman.‘We are looking for the solutions to what occurred.’View the entire gallery: FA Cup semi-final - Millwall v Wigan
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