'Case closed': AFL conclude investigation after possible 'inappropriate touching' in Lions-Swans game
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The AFL has concluded an investigation into an incident during Sydney's win over Brisbane on Saturday at the Gabba.
Although no complaints were made by the Swans player, the incident involved the possible inappropriate touching by a Lions player towards his opponent.
It's understood the incident was initially viewed through a Match Review Officer lens, before it was elevated to the AFL Integrity Unit.
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The Integrity Unit contacted both clubs on Monday and have now determined that there will be no case to answer for the Lions player involved.
"Following enquires by the AFL Integrity Unit into an incident during the Brisbane Lions and Sydney Swans match on Saturday, it has been determined that no further action is required," a statement said.
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Sydney declined to comment when contacted, while Brisbane did not return calls.
9News and Wide World of Sports have chosen not to name the players involved given the sensitivities around the incident and the delicate nature of the investigation.
