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Sydney Swans: Club board confirm meeting as player sanctions expected over alleged sexual assault

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Sydney Swans: Club board confirm meeting as player sanctions expected over alleged sexual assault

The Sydney Swans board will meet tonight to determine the fate of players involved in an alleged sexual assault after what they described as a ‘serious breach’ of club standards.

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