A 14-year-old boy has "handed himself in" to West Midlands Police after a video posted on social media appeared to show a Coventry fan taunting Sunderland supporters with a photo of Bradley Lowery, according to The Guardian.
The Guardian reported that the taunt was said to have taken place during the Premier League match on Saturday, and that the fan had a photo of Lowery at a Coventry game.
The Guardian described Lowery as a Sunderland fan and noted that he died aged six in 2017 from a rare form of cancer.
BBC News reported that the boy handed himself into West Midlands Police after Coventry City said it was investigating the video, which appeared to show a fan taunting Sunderland supporters with a picture of Lowery.
The two reports differ in detail. The Guardian described the person in the video as a Coventry fan, while BBC News described only a fan and did not name a club for that person. BBC News reported that it was Coventry City that said it was investigating.
Neither The Guardian nor BBC News, in the material reviewed for this story, says what action police or the club will take, or whether the boy faces any charge.
Sources: The Guardian: Boy hands himself into police after Bradley Lowery taunt in Sunderland match; BBC News: Boy, 14, hands himself into police over Bradley Lowery video.