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Coventry fan investigated over Bradley Lowery taunt

Daily Brief · 11/2/2026

A 14-year-old has handed himself in to police after a taunt aimed at Sunderland supporters during Saturday's Premier League game at Coventry.

Top story: Boy, 14, hands himself in over Bradley Lowery taunt at Coventry v Sunderland

A 14-year-old boy has handed himself in to police after footage appeared to show a Coventry supporter taunting Sunderland fans with a picture of Bradley Lowery. West Midlands Police confirmed that he had come forward.

The incident happened during Saturday's Premier League match between the two sides, which Coventry won 3-1.

Bradley Lowery's mother issued a statement condemning the behaviour as cruel, calling the use of her late son's photo deplorable.

Sources: Daily Mail, Express, The Independent

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