Claims extracted
19
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
5%
1 of 19 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
68/100
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Village football club Mulbarton Wanderers saw off lower league rivals Woodford Town to settle a controversial FA Cup replay.
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Wanderers → publish → replay
The first meeting of the teams made international headlines after the Football Association (FA) made the rare decision to order a replay due to a referee's error.
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Association → make → error
A record crowd of 806 people attended the match in Norfolk this evening, with Wanderers sealing progress thanks to a 2-0 win.
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Wanderers → attend → win
The victory brings with it £3,375 from the FA Cup prize fund and a home tie against Gloucester City in the third qualifying round of the world's oldest football competition.
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victory → bring → competition
Mulbarton had to introduce advance ticketing because of "unprecedented demand" due to the attention.
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Mulbarton → have → attention
That followed a surprise decision by the FA to rule that the game should be replayed and switched to Norfolk.
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game → follow → Norfolk
London club Woodford, who play in a league below Mulbarton, lodged an appeal due to the laws of the game being applied incorrectly during the initial game, which Wanderers had won 2-1.
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Wanderers → play → which
With the match still at 0-0 in the first half, Woodford had a penalty disallowed for their players encroaching into the penalty area.
However, the game was restarted with Mulbarton being awarded a free-kick, instead of Woodford being able to retake the penalty.
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Woodford → have → penalty
Speaking before the game, Danny Self, joint first team manager at Mulbarton, said: "There's all the emotions, you ask questions and you're frustrated.
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you → speak → questions
Then you ask can we appeal this and you're told you can't.
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you → ask → this
"Whether we agree or disagree, we are where we are and we've just got to prepare for it."
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we → agree → it
Dan Robathan, a retired Premier League and FIFA referee, defended the original matchday official.
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Robathan → defend → official
He said: "There's a misconception that when we make a decision, that we don't care which is so far from the truth.
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which → say → truth
It hits you quite personally and you don't want to have a negative effect on a game.
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you → hit → game
"But you're trying to process all that at once and I can only assume he's got confused with the law in that moment."
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he → try → moment
The village club, around six miles (10km) south of Norwich, has risen through local leagues in recent years and is competing at step four of the non-league pyramid for the first time this season.
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miles → rise → time
The tie against Gloucester in the next round is scheduled for the weekend of Saturday 3 October.
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tie → schedule → Saturday
Gloucester play at step three of non-league, in Southern League Premier Division South.
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Gloucester → play → South
The winner will claim £5,625 in winnings and the losers £1,875.
Despite losing tonight's tie, Woodford also collect £1,125 from the prize fund.
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Woodford → claim → fund
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