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Second Hull Football Player Reported to Have Crashed Car Near Training Ground
- Today, Hull City midfielder Lucas Gourna-Douath walked away unhurt after his vehicle flipped on Millhouse Woods Lane near the club's Cottingham training facility at around 8:30 AM.
- This marks the second time in three weeks a car has overturned on the narrow road; teammate Sorba Thomas experienced a similar crash on September 11 at the same location.
- Humberside Police responded to reports of a single-vehicle collision, confirming, "Thankfully, no one was injured as a result of the collision." Emergency services attended the scene.
- Local councillor Phil Redshaw wrote to Hull City's club secretary last month requesting they "remind players to be careful driving down the road because of the residents' concerns."
- Reports indicate the Mercedes belongs to the 22-year-old Gourna-Douath; authorities have disclosed no suggestion of wrongdoing by either player involved in the two incidents.
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The Independent (US)Second Hull player crashes car near training ground
Sorba Thomas crashed his car near the training ground a little under three weeks ago but escaped unharmed
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Premier League star flips car near training ground just weeks after team-mate crashed on same road
A Premier League footballer has escaped injury after his car overturned near Hull City's training ground, less than three weeks after a team-mate crashed on the same road.Lucas Gourna-Douath is believed to have been behind the wheel of a Mercedes pictured lying on its side on Millhouse Woods Lane in Cottingham on Thursday morning.The incident follows a crash involving Wales winger Sorba Thomas, whose Land Rover Defender overturned near the club'…
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