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Bar None: Hillsborough Remembered

Audrey Raj | Angeline Teh

16-Apr-16 10:00

Bar None: Hillsborough Remembered

15th April 1989. Thousands of Liverpool fans travelled to Sheffield, England to watch their favorite football team in action against Nottingham Forest in the semifinals of the FA Cup. 96 of them never returned home. This is the Bar None Special on the Hillsborough disaster, and the quest for Justice for the 96.


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