England’s World Cup exit in Atlanta brought widespread disappointment, but for many, a darker reality emerged. Research from Lancaster University reveals domestic abuse spikes significantly during England matches: a 26% rise when they play, soaring to 38% when they lose. For some, the final whistle brought not just sadness, but profound fear.
Headlines:
- England Exit: The Hidden Cost
- World Cup Loss, Abuse Surge
- Beyond the Game: Domestic Fear
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