Teen says he was attacked by a group at Kenmore Station after the Red Sox game

An 18-year-old said he was brutally attacked by a group of teenagers in an MBTA station after a Red Sox game, resulting in serious injuries.

“I had eight stitches on my lip, my lip was cut open, my tooth slipped all the way up here over my lip. I had a concussion, I have bruises all over my body,” Phoenix Soares said.

The Duxbury teen said a group of about 20 teens reportedly followed him and his friends to Kenmore Station.

“Half started kicking me, half started punching me, and punches again and again,” Soares said.

Soares and his friends had planned to have a fun evening in Boston.

“We just planned to go to the Red Sox game, have a fun evening in Boston and then come back. I didn’t expect something like this to happen,” Soares said.

Soares said the group of attackers cornered him and his friends and divided them into two groups.

“They ran towards us, cornered us and split us into two different groups of two,” Soares said.

Despite not knowing any of the attackers, Soares found himself at the center of a violent attack.

“I was punched in the face and then when I tried to defend myself I saw eight other people surrounding me and then I got beaten up,” he said.

Soares was unsure of the motive behind the attack.

“Maybe they confused us with another group of kids or something, but we’ve never seen them in our lives,” he said.

“I hope they are all found. I hope their actions have consequences,” Soares said. “There is forgiveness in that, but what you did shouldn’t be done to anyone.”

MBTA Transit Police said they are investigating the incident.