NSWRL opens investigation into wild crowd brawl in game involving ex-NRL stars James Maloney, David Fifita

A wild footy brawl on the sidelines of a match involving former NRL stars James Maloney and David Fifita has caught the attention of the NSWRL. Watch the ugly vision inside.

The NSWRL has launched an investigation into a wild crowd brawl at last Sunday’s game between Kincumber and Ourimbah.

Vision shows two men fighting before a brawl involving up to 40 fans erupted on the NSW Central Coast.

Former NRL stars James Maloney and David Fifita played in the game but were not involved in the fight.

In sickening scenes, people ran from around the ground to join in, including women.

The fight then split into two separate brawls.

A brawl erupted at a Central Coast rugby league game last weekend.

Some people were swearing, others laughing at the fist fight.

The fracas prompted concerned match officials to suspend the game for five minutes.

One frantic woman is heard yelling: “Walk away.”

“It’s an ugly incident and we never want to see that at any rugby league game or any community level sport,” said RLCC board chairman Nathan Waugh.

“It’s unfortunate and ultimately we would expect that there would be consequences for this involved.”

The brawl took place on the sideline.

The melee, which went for around two minutes, unfolded at MacKillop Oval, Kincumber.

No-one involved in the drama was injured.

Kincumber won the match 24-20.

Originally published as NSWRL opens investigation into wild crowd brawl in game involving ex-NRL stars James Maloney, David Fifita