Section 47, Offences Against The Person Act 1861 - the act that covers assault legislation
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- Intent or Recklessness: The defendant can be guilty if they either intended to cause the victim to apprehend immediate unlawful violence, or if they acted recklessly and didn't care about the effect their actions would have on the victim.
Your legal knowledge is lacking I'm afraid.
And, I don't have to read up on it. Momentary loss of control is often the cause of one individual assaulting another, intentionally or recklessly, and it is irrelevant as to where the suspected offender was born or who they follow as a football club.
He let us down, again.