PSNI probes alleged sectarian assault during football game

Police in the North are investigating an alleged sectarian assault on two Catholic players during a football match in south Belfast yesterday.

Mon, 08 Nov, 2004 - 10:38

Police in the North are investigating an alleged sectarian assault on two Catholic players during a football match in south Belfast yesterday.

Local Sinn Féin Assembly member Michael Ferguson claimed the two teenagers were attacked by supporters of a team from the loyalist Shankill Road.

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