Surge in domestic abuse cases coincides with England's World Cup exit | Domestic violence | The Guardian
Women's Aid launch powerful 'He's Coming Home' ad campaign to fight domestic abuse during Qatar World Cup
Braintree District Community Safety Partnership works with pubs across the district to tackle Domestic Abuse during World Cup – Braintree District Council
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
Domestic abuse incidents increase by 38% during World Cup | March8
Disturbing Ads Warn of Uptick in Domestic Violence During the World Cup
Police prepare for domestic abuse surge as England start World Cup campaign | UK News | Sky News
Women's Aid is asking the public to raise awareness of domestic abuse services during the World Cup to help survivors - Women's Aid
Many across Sefton will be fearing domestic abuse as World Cup approaches says Council Cabinet member - My Sefton News Channel
Cleveland Police - *** Give Domestic Abuse the Red Card *** Officers are issuing a robust warning that domestic abuse will not be tolerated before, during or after the World Cup. •
Domestic abuse set to rise during World Cup
Children face greater risk of domestic abuse during World Cup | NSPCC
Chilling Ad Exposes Rise in Domestic Abuse During World Cup
World Cup: does domestic abuse spike when England lose? - Full Fact
Domestic abuse incidents could rise by as much as 38% during the World Cup
Domestic violence surges after a football match ends | The Economist
Could a winter World Cup compound a seasonal spike in domestic abuse?
Police warn of rise in domestic violence during the World Cup
Hampshire police add 'domestic abuse' cars for World Cup - BBC News
Domestic abuse soars by almost 50% after England win World Cup match, study finds | The Independent
Domestic abuse incidents expected to soar during England World Cup match | Radio NewsHub
World Cup: Domestic abuse jumps by almost 40% when England lose, with victims most at risk 10 hours after games | Evening Standard
Campaign targets domestic abuse during World Cup | Connect Sport
