Premier League fans and players honour Noah Woods
Summary
Noah Woods, a three-year-old boy who went missing in Brantham, was remembered by fans and players at a Premier League match between Everton and Ipswich Town. Noah’s body was found in a nearby lake, and the community has raised strong support and funds for his family.Key Facts
- Noah Woods went missing after visiting a playground in Brantham on Tuesday.
- Police and about 1,300 people helped search for him.
- Noah was non-verbal, partially deaf, and was being assessed for autism.
- His body was found by police divers in a lake called Decoy Pond on Wednesday.
- His death is not being treated as suspicious by the police.
- At the Everton vs Ipswich Town match, players wore black armbands and fans applauded in his memory.
- Ipswich Town defender Leif Davis donated £2,000 to a fundraising appeal for Noah’s family.
- A community fundraising page raised more than £100,000 from over 6,000 supporters by Saturday evening.
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