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Man cleared of assaults after fall from football stand

Man cleared of assaults after fall from football stand
BBC England Wednesday 14 October 2026, 10:48 UTC 1 min read
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Away fan John Ryan toppled from the upper tier at Ipswich Town's ground and landed on home supporters.

Away fan John Ryan toppled from the upper tier at Ipswich Town's ground and landed on home supporters.
John Ryan (PERSON) Ipswich Town's (ORG)
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