Alfie Holt, a Manchester United supporter, pleaded guilty to assaulting Jack Grealish, a Manchester City player, after claiming Grealish insulted him. Following the Manchester Derby, Holt, 20, received a three-year Football Banning Order and a £120 fine. He expressed regret for slapping Grealish's face after engaging in verbal exchanges. Grealish, trying to confront Holt about insults, was struck as he turned to leave. Both teams' fans were vocal during the match, leading to a contentious atmosphere before the incident occurred.
Manchester United fan Alfie Holt admitted to slapping Manchester City player Jack Grealish after claiming the footballer insulted him, resulting in a guilty plea.
Holt received a three-year Football Banning Order and a fine of £120, expressing regret for his actions and acknowledging he reacted unexpectedly to Grealish.
During the Manchester Derby, both sets of fans were vocal, shouting abusive comments, culminating in Holt's assault on Grealish after a brief exchange following the player's comments.
Grealish stated he approached Holt after hearing insults, but when the interaction failed to be productive, he turned to walk away and was slapped.
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