The most recent savagery takes after two evenings of inconvenience in the seaside city when police utilized poisonous gas to control swarms.
Recordings from the scene on Saturday have indicated fans being dealt with for wounds.
Prior, shadow home secretary Andy Burnham portrayed the conduct of England fans as "humiliating" in light of the terrorism danger to France.
BBC News reporter Nick Eardley, who is at the scene, said containers were being tossed "each couple of minutes" and depicted the circumstance as "entirely startling", as fans additionally battled with Russian supporters.
He said he had seen bloodied England fans being "dragged away by police", to the sound of sirens blasting out over the city's fundamental square.
Nearby police boss Laurent Nunez told AFP news office: "Police mediated in a conflict between English, Russian and French supporters in the Vieux-Port area."
Some British writers in the region have portrayed the stunning scenes on online networking, and blamed a posse of dark clad Russian law breakers, who they said had entered the port city's fundamental square from a side road looking for viciousness.
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