Up to 30 more arrests could be made by police investigating violence at Saturday's football derby at the Stadium of Light.
Detectives are studying hours of video footage in a bid to identify troublemakers from Saturday's match.
Officers have also revealed that 29 yobs arrested at the game were Sunderland supporters.
Police have confirmed that the majority of those arrested for a string of offences at the Sunderland-Newcastle clash were Black Cats fans.
And they have today released a list of offences that fanatical fans so far have been arrested for:
12 people were arrested for going on to the playing area
One for a racially aggravated Section 5 public order offence
Eight for other public order offences
Two for throwing missiles
One for a breach of a banning order
One for possession of an offensive weapon
Two for drunk and disorderly
One for being drunk in a sports ground
One an offence relating to a breach of the peace
One for common assault.
Eight people have so far been charged.
Police are also hoping to secure more arrests over the coming days as they trace troublemakers.
Plenty of supporters also had their say, with the Football Supporters' Federation (FSF) being inundated with views from fans at Saturday's match.
The charity was keen to hear from fans on policing of the match and any other issues they wanted to raise, whether good or bad.
Scott Bentley, head of the FSF North East division, said: "We have had a lot of responses from people texting and emailing us, particularly about the end of the match.
"There is a mix of responses with some positive and some negative feedback.
"There are also a number of issues that we will be discussing with police, the clubs and the Football Association (FA)."
The FA is also launching a probe into the violence that erupted during the day.
A spokesman said: "We are in discussions with the club and police with the focus on identifying those responsible for the problems.
"We would call for the strongest possible action to be taken if anyone is found guilty of the offences."
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