Police have identified four Bulldogs supporters after releasing a series of crowd photos as part of their investigation into a bottle-throwing incident at an NRL game that left one official in hospital.
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NRL officials were pelted with bottles as they left the field on Good Friday after the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs lost by one point to the South Sydney Rabbitohs.
A sideline interchange official was taken to hospital with a shoulder injury suffered during the incident at ANZ Stadium.
The four people were identified from 13 photographs police made public on Thursday night and are now helping police with their inquiries.
The identification of a fifth female fan on Friday proved to be incorrect, police said.
Police renewed their appeal to the public to help them identify the remaining nine people highlighted in the photographs.
Offenders could be fined $150 and face life bans from future games.
Anyone with information about the incident or the identity of the nine people photographed should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
