Levski Sofia’s team bus was hit by stones and bottles following the Bulgarian club’s Europa League playoff game against AIK Stockholm in Sweden, local media reported on Friday.

AIK fans pelted the visitors’ bus with stones and bottles and clashed with police after the goalless draw at the Rasunda Stadium on Thursday. Pictures showed the windows of the bus were smashed.

Levski President Todor Batko was hit by a bottle and said he had never seen anything like it.

“It’s shocking,” an angry Batkov told reporters. “Sweden is a civilized country and such scenes are completely inadmissible.

“I’ve been to so many countries and I’ve never seen such things. I informed the match delegate that we’ll most probably file a strong protest to UEFA (European soccer’s governing body).”

The club’s media officer and a masseur were hit by stones while two players suffered cuts.

Earlier this month, AIK were fined 15,000 euros ($19,220) by UEFA for crowd violence at their Champions League’s qualifying tie at home to Norway’s Rosenborg.

August, 20, 2010, Reuters