Staggering number of arrests, ejections at Levi’s Stadium as fan fights mar Niners vs. Raiders game

The wild fistfights that marred the 49ers vs. Raiders game on Sunday resulted in a plethora of ejections and arrests, authorities said on Monday.

Santa Clara Police Department spokesperson Lt. Eric Lagergren said in a statement to the California Post that there were a total of 11 arrests and 45 ejections at Levi’s Stadium as San Francisco beat Las Vegas in a heated 38-17 matchup.

49ers fans were seen fighting in a parking lot after San Franciso beat Las Vegas on Sunday. Instagram/@jayjayyyhim

Lagergren stated that “public safety staff and security staff responded to all known incidents of fan-on-fan violence,” but the SCPD is still investigating “several” of the brawls that were filmed and later shared to social media platforms.

“Incidents of violence at large-scale events in Santa Clara will not be tolerated,” Lagergren said. “The Department strictly enforces the law and holds individuals accountable for criminal conduct.  We will seek to arrest the individuals responsible for the fan-on-fan violence at the event.”

Football fans fight in a parking lot during a brawl between 49ers and Raiders supporters. Instagram/@jayjayyyhim

Lagergren encouraged fans who witnessed violence at the stadium to contact the SCPD at 408-615-4700 or the department’s Anonymous Tip Line at 408-615-4847.

Melees were seen throughout the game, but the most horrific occurred just outside of the stadium, when two fans and their apparent acquaintances threw haymakers in a terrifying scene.

Multiple people ended up on the pavement unconscious, and some of the combatants could be seen hitting at least one of the knocked-out men repeatedly as he was down.

Las Vegas Raiders tight end Brock Bowers, left, catches a pass against San Francisco 49ers cornerback Deommodore Lenoir in Santa Clara, Calif., Sunday, Nov. 8, 2026. AP Photo/Justine Willard

The chaos was so prevalent, 49ers defensive end Keion White told reporters in the locker room after the team’s win that even San Francisco players noticed the action from the field level.

“We were seeing people fight in the stands,” he said.

Star offensive lineman Trent Williams, meanwhile, said he noticed an energy among the patrons that he hadn’t quite ever seen before at Levi’s Stadium.

“The fan engagement with this game is nuts,” he said. “It’s through the roof.”

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