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AFL LIVE: McCluggage the hero as Lions break Hawks hearts; Bottles thrown at umpires despite right decision

Sydney Morning Herald - Sport ·
AFL LIVE: McCluggage the hero as Lions break Hawks hearts; Bottles thrown at umpires despite right decision

Despite almost every commentator saying the Impey free kick was correct, the umpires had a number of bottles thrown at them by fans as they left the ground.

Only the keen eyes of umpire Jacob Mollison stopped a heavy looking bottle from hitting the umpires as he diverted his colleagues after seeing the bottle in midair.

“Umpires walking off, they should not have things thrown at them,” Luke Hodge said on Seven.

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