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‘I’ve been called murderer’ – How Hillsborough tragedy chanting impacts fans

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Amid a rise in so-called ‘tragedy chants’, Hillsborough survivors describe the real mental health impacts of hateful slurs about Hillsborough, the Munich air disaster and other tragedies in football.

Produced by BBC Sport’s Ciaran Varley.

Read: What is ‘tragedy chanting’?

Read: Jurgen Klopp & Erik ten Hag call for end to ‘tragedy chanting’

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