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THE OLYMPIAN • Published September 07, 2011 Modified September 06, 2011

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A Wales fan died after an assault was reported outside Wembley Stadium before Tuesday’s match between Wales and England.

The London Ambulance Service said the 44-year-old man suffered a heart attack before kickoff outside the north London stadium, and police confirmed that he later died in a hospital.

Six men, who police believe to be Wales supporters, were arrested in connection with the incident, which was being investigated by the Metropolitan Police’s murder team.

McClatchy news services

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