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1 in 4 sports fans think they could score a Premier League goal
Wales Online and The Sun UK describe the same event in different terms.
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What happened1 in 4 sports fans think they could score a Premier League goal.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "1 in 4 sports fans think they could score a Premier League goal". The right frames it as "Quarter of sports fans believe they could score a goal in a Premier League match, new pol...".
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Left / center-left1 in 4 sports fans think they could score a Premier League goal
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Right / center-rightQuarter of sports fans believe they could score a goal in a Premier League match, new poll finds
1 in 4 sports fans think they could score a Premier League goal
A survey of 2,000 sports fans shows that one in four believe they could score a Premier League goal, while one in 10 reckon they could last a round with a professional boxer — but experts s...
Quarter of sports fans believe they could score a goal in a Premier League match, new poll finds
A QUARTER of sports fans reckon they could score a goal in a Premier League match, while one in 10 claim they could last a round in the ring with a pro boxer. The study of 2,000 adults who...