The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “The isolated outbreaks of violence witnessed in London yesterday evening were appalling. It is disappointing that such an exciting and historic occasion was marred by a small minority.
“This behaviour is unacceptable, is not reflective of true fans, and has no place in our city. The police and FA have my full support in taking action against anyone who is identified to have illegally forced their way into Wembley stadium or been behind the violent scenes witnessed after the match.
“I’d like to pay tribute to our brave police officers – 19 of whom were injured when they confronted volatile crowds in central London. On behalf of all Londoners, I wish them a speedy recovery.
"I am in close contact with the Met who are reviewing footage and images. So far 86 arrests have been made and I’m pleased to hear that the FA will now be conducting a full review in collaboration with the Met Police, the Safety Advisory Group and the tournament delivery stakeholders into how a small group without tickets were able to force their way in ahead of the Euro 2020 final.
“Finally I would like to thank the overwhelming majority of England and Italy fans who watched the game and behaved in the spirit shown throughout the tournament."