Aston Villa And Leicester Players Stop Game To Join In Minute’s Applause For Arthur Labinjo-Hughes

Aston Villa and Leicester City players and supporters paid tribute to Arthur Labinjo-Hughes in the sixth minute of Sunday’s Premier League clash at Villa Park with an emotional minute’s applause.

 

Football supporters across the country have paid tribute to six-year-old Labinjo-Hughes, who was tragically killed by his father and stepmother after suffering a devastating campaign of abuse.

On Sunday afternoon, both sets of players, as well as Steven Gerrard and Brendan Rodgers, paused the game for a minute’s applause in memory of Labinjo-Hughes.

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