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England-Republic of Ireland U15 World Cup game ends over alleged racism

Headline as filed by BBC Sport.

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Publisher Headline Summary Published Detected Delay Source Status
BBC Sport England-Republic of Ireland U15 World Cup game ends over alleged racism
The Under-15 World Cup Group C match between England and Republic of Ireland is abandoned after England allege an opposition player made a racist comment.
0m bbc.co.uk First Page headline
The Independent Sport England match at U15 World Cup abandoned after allegation of racism
England coach Matt Thorpe beckoned his players off the field after a confrontation during a match with Republic of Ireland
1h independent.co.uk Latest

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  • The Independent Sport more consequence focus than the other reports here

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Consequence focus 24 point spread
BBC Sport 27 52%
The Independent Sport 51 51%

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