Matthew Daulby: Everton fans pay tribute to teenager who was stabbed to death
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Supporters paid tribute to Matthew Daulby at Goodison Park
Everton fans have paid tribute during their Premier League game to a teenage supporter who was stabbed to death.
The crowd at the Blues' game against Arsenal at Goodison Park applauded in the 19th minute for Matthew Daulby, of Liverpool, who was fatally attacked in Ormskirk on 29 July.
The 19-year-old was one of two people stabbed near Railway Road on a night out.
His family said the season ticket holder had a "zest for life".
Matthew Daulby was a Blues season ticket member
Finley Cook, 20, of Ormskirk, and Henry Houghton, 18, of Scarisbrick, have been charged with Mr Daulby's murder.
Everton lost the game 1-0 after a Leandro Trossard goal in the 69th minute.
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