Premiership: Jury to retire in footballers' trial

The jury in the trial of two Leeds United footballers accused of taking part in a savage street attack on an Asian student was today due to retire to consider its verdicts.

The jury in the trial of two Leeds United footballers accused of taking part in a savage street attack on an Asian student was today due to retire to consider its verdicts.

England international defender Jonathan Woodgate, England U-21 international midfielder Lee Bowyer, and Paul Clifford and Neale Caveney, deny causing grievous bodily harm with intent to Sarfraz Najeib. The four defendants also deny affray.

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