Bradley Lowery captured the hearts of football fans across the country, and his mother, Gemma, has been left heartbroken following a taunt directed at Sunderland fans…

Bradley Lowery's mother, Gemma Lowery, has released a statement via the Bradley Lowery Foundation after a Coventry City fan allegedly displayed a photograph of her late son to taunt Sunderland supporters. Bradley died of neuroblastoma in July 2017 at age six. Gemma expressed heartbreak over the cruelty but asked that hatred not be directed toward the individual, urging education and appropriate club action instead.
Coventry City confirmed it is aware of social media footage relating to the incident during their Premier League fixture against Sunderland. The club stated that it does not tolerate offensive behavior and will work with relevant authorities to determine appropriate action.
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