Prior to the match on Saturday, two Hull City supporters were seen in pictures honouring Sunderland supporter Bradley Lowery. Before Saturday’s match against Sunderland, two Hull City supporters were seen sporting t-shirts honouring Bradley Lowery. On Saturday afternoon, the teams faced off in the Championship at the Stadium of Light, with Anthony Patterson’s own goal giving the Tigers a 1-0 victory. However, two Hull City supporters were photographed honouring Lowery prior to the match.
Before the game, two Hull City supporters were pictured wearing Tigers shirts with slogans on the back. One said: “It’s really respectable. In contrast, the other person said: “RIP Bradley Lowery.” Be remembered forever.
Supporter of Sunderland After a fight with neuroblastoma cancer, Lowery died on July 7, 2017, at the age of six. Despite his sickness, the football-mad kid from Blackhall became friends with Jermain Defoe and inspired hordes of fundraisers with his unwavering optimism and generosity towards other kids. In order to help Bradley receive groundbreaking medical care in America, communities from all over the Northeast and beyond banded together to donate. Following his passing, the funds served as the foundation for a nonprofit that was founded in his honour.
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