Throughout Sunday afternoon and evening, police responded to a number of reports of affray.

“On the corner of Boston and Jones streets, a group of females were involved in a physical altercation at around 4.30pm,” Moree officer-in-charge Inspector Martin Burke said.

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Police will review a range of footage in relation to the incident and call on members of the public to come forward with any information.

“Police are pretty confident it has something to do with the game. Ultimately, there was some dispute, which is only known to the parties involved,” Inspector Burke said.

Toohey’s Group 19 chairman Terry Carson said he had received a complaint from the referee in relation to the Boars vs Boomerangs game.

“The referee has submitted a report in regards to receiving abuse from certain members of the Boomerangs club,” he said.

A-Grade Boars coach Scott Girard said he was disappointed with the behaviour of some people after the match.

“It’s just a game of football. It’s terrible when you take your family, kids and grand kids to the game and this kind of thing happens,” he said.