Leeds and Millwall working with police over alleged tragedy chanting in FA Cup tie
Leeds United and Millwall are working with police following allegations of tragedy chanting by away fans at Elland Road during Saturday’s FA Cup tie. Leeds released a statement shortly after full time alleging that chanting had been heard referencing the fatal stabbings of Leeds fans Chris Loftus and Kevin Speight before the 2000 UEFA Cup semi-final with Galatasaray in Istanbul.
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Get an exclusive behind the scenes look at Elland Road with a guided tour of the famous stadium, this half term!A stadium ...
A police officer who admitted to 'tragedy chanting' at a Liverpool football match has been sacked and barred from policing, his force has confirmed. Sergeant Tyler Coppin, of Essex Police, previously ...
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Joel Piroe has taken a swipe at Leeds United's title rivals Burnley and Sheffield United. In an interview with Dutch outlet ...
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The YEP’s take and off-camera moments from Leeds United’s defeat to Millwall in the FA Cup. Leeds United are out of the FA Cup thanks to a lacklustre and disjointed performance from a side boasting 10 ...
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