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Millwall manager criticises 8-minute game stoppage for alleged racist abuse: 'I don't see the point'

Alex Neil (left) criticised the way the officials reacted to the report of alleged racist abuse

— The Athletic (NYT), publisher's words · Read the original ↗

7 outlets3 languages4 countriesUpdated

Who broke it

The Athletic (NYT)

EN · US

Followed by

6

outlets in 3 languages over 12 h 12 min.

Our read

Corroborated (3)

3 of 3 outlets each added at least one detail no earlier report had. That is independence, not agreement: two of them can still contradict each other.

Judged on the 3 outlets in our latest edition; the timeline keeps all 7 we have seen.

Coverage timeline

7 outlets · first-seen order
  1. +0 min

    The Athletic (NYT)EN · USBroke it

    Millwall manager criticises 8-minute game stoppage for alleged racist abuse: 'I don't see the point'

  2. +1 h

    Sky Sports — FootballEN · GBRepeats

    Millwall boss Neil criticises decision to pause game after alleged racist chanting

  3. +2 h 18 min

    WeszloPL · PLOwn reporting

    Mecz Millwall przerwany przez rasizm. Trener „nie widzi sensu”

  4. +2 h 28 min

    L'Équipe — FootballFR · FROwn reporting

    « Je n'en vois tout simplement pas l'intérêt » : l'entraîneur de Milwall ne comprend pas l'interruption du match de son équipe pour des insultes racistes présumées

  5. +5 h 5 min

    RMC Sport — FootballFR · FROwn reporting

    "Ça n'a fait que casser le rythme", le coach de Millwall agacé par l'arrêt du match après des chants racistes de ses supporters

  6. +8 h 9 min

    BBC Sport — FootballEN · GBOwn reporting

    Millwall's Neil criticised over racial abuse stoppage comments

  7. +12 h 12 min

    The Guardian — FootballEN · GBOwn reporting

    Millwall’s Alex Neil criticised for his comments on stoppage for alleged racism

First seen is our own clock across 245+ feeds; it is not a guarantee of who published first. Each time is the earlier of the publisher's own timestamp and our first sighting. Headlines and summaries are the publishers' own words, linked to the original. How we work out who broke it.