Fans at two sporting events drew public attention in recent reports, one over what they could not see and the other over who was asked to leave. BBC News reported that thick fog left Notts County fans unable to see parts of the Magpies' FA Cup win over Altrincham. In a separate report, Fox News said a viral video shows Georgia Tech fans being ejected by stadium security for standing during Saturday's 44-17 blowout loss to Louisville at home.
The BBC summary places the fog at the center of the account. It does not give the number of supporters affected, the time of the match, or how long the fog lasted.
Fox News also reported, in the headline of its article, that Georgia Tech issued an apology to fans who were allegedly ejected from the game. The outlet described the removals as alleged. Its summary does not say how many fans were removed or what stadium security said at the time.
The two reports cover separate events and do not connect to one another. Fox News described the Louisville game as a 44-17 blowout loss for Georgia Tech at home, while BBC News described a Notts County win over Altrincham in which fog limited what some supporters could see.
Neither summary includes comment from officials at Notts County, Altrincham, Georgia Tech or Louisville, and this report does not add any. Readers seeking the full accounts can follow the reporting through the links in this story.
Sources: BBC News: The fans at the FA Cup game no-one could see; Fox News: Georgia Tech issues apology to fans who were allegedly ejected from home game for standing and cheering.