FA investigates as crowd trouble mars Wolves' FA Cup win at West Brom

The FA says it will investigate the "inexcusable" scenes that saw the FA Cup fourth-round tie between West Brom and Wolves suspended for over 30 minutes on Sunday.

Play did not restart after Matheus Cunha's 78th-minute goal put Wolves 2-0 ahead at The Hawthorns as fighting erupted up in the home end.

There were also clashes near the area housing the away supporters and the players were led off the field in the 83rd minute.

Riot police were deployed to keep order, while paramedics were seen attending to fans. Graphic images also circulated of a fan with blood pouring from a head wound.

West Brom defender Kyle Bartley was pictured leading two young children away from the pitch. Manager Carlos Corberan confirmed no players' family members were hurt in the disturbances.

Two arrests were made for public order offences at The Hawthorns, police later confirmed.

West Brom said they "condemned in the strongest terms" the incidents and would work with police and the FA to investigate.