Women's Aid on Twitter: "Football doesn't cause domestic abuse, but existing abuse can become more frequent or severe. If you need us today, we are here - our Live Chat is open
UEFA Nations League 2019 Domestic Abuse | West Yorkshire Police
NFL, get your game face right - The Chicago Reporter
Euro 2020: Domestic Abuse Cases Rise When England Lose At Football
Euro 2020: Domestic abuse spikes in England with 400 extra cases reported during football tournament
Police issue red card warning for World Cup violence - Plymouth Live
Football fans urged to show domestic violence the 'red card' as Euro 2020 get under way | Express & Star
Domestic violence surges after a football match ends | The Economist
He's Coming Home: Women's Aid highlights the impact of the World Cup | Metro News
Domestic violence set to surge after Euros 2020 final due to alcohol consumption, whether England win or lose
Silence over football's links with sexual and domestic violence is deafening | Soccer | The Guardian
It is through excessive consumption of alcohol that football games trigger certain domestic abuse perpetrators | British Politics and Policy at LSE
The shocking extent of World Cup domestic violence as police pledge to help victims - Grimsby Live
Fans are encouraged to show domestic abuse the red card with the return of football this week | Cannock Chase District Council
Women's Aid is asking the public to raise awareness of domestic abuse services during the World Cup to help survivors - Women's Aid
Kent County Council urges domestic abuse awareness during Euro 2020 | ITV News Meridian
UEFA Nations League 2019 Domestic Abuse | West Yorkshire Police
The link between England football victories and the recorded increase in alcohol-related domestic abuse is likely to be causal | British Politics and Policy at LSE
Rochdale News | News Headlines | Give domestic abuse the red card during EURO 2012 - Rochdale Online
World Cup: does domestic abuse spike when England lose? - Full Fact
Euro 2020: Domestic Abuse Cases Rise When England Lose At Football
Could a winter World Cup compound a seasonal spike in domestic abuse?
Violent football fans given red card warning ahead of Euro 2016 | The Argus
Domestic Abuse - football » Martlesham Council
The shocking extent of World Cup domestic violence as police pledge to help victims - Grimsby Live
Football and domestic violence. | Mumsnet
Early kick-offs linked to more alcohol abuse and violence in the home | Domestic violence | The Guardian
