Why #StopItComingHome? The story behind our World Cup campaign | Solace
Alison Tasker on Twitter: "Enjoy the football this evening, but please remember about the increases in domestic violence when England play (irrespective of outcome). There is support out there. #DomesticAbuse #domesticviolence #England #
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Football and domestic violence. | Mumsnet
Euro 2020: Warning over spikes in domestic abuse during England matches | The Independent
Whether teams win or lose, sporting events lead to spikes in violence against women and children
Super Bowl Sunday and domestic violence in LA - Crosstown
Chart: Domestic abuse in Ireland | Statista
Euro 2012: Tournament football and domestic violence - BBC News
Football fans urged to show domestic violence the 'red card' as Euro 2020 get under way | Express & Star
Domestic abuse: the hidden pandemic affecting 1 in 4 women - YorkshireLive
UEFA Nations League 2019 Domestic Abuse | West Yorkshire Police
Police issue red card warning for World Cup violence - Plymouth Live
Fans are encouraged to show domestic abuse the red card with the return of football this week | Cannock Chase District Council
Domestic Violence and the NFL: Is The League Listening to Victims?
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1.4 million women suffered domestic abuse last year, ONS figures show | Domestic violence | The Guardian
Euro 2020: Domestic abuse spikes in England with 400 extra cases reported during football tournament
It is through excessive consumption of alcohol that football games trigger certain domestic abuse perpetrators | British Politics and Policy at LSE
Silence over football's links with sexual and domestic violence is deafening | Soccer | The Guardian
The World Cup 2022: Why does domestic violence increase when England lose? | Glamour UK
UEFA Nations League 2019 Domestic Abuse | West Yorkshire Police
The Rate of Domestic Violence Arrests Among NFL Players | FiveThirtyEight
