West Ham co-owner Sullivan advised to stay away from home matches

London Stadium has advised West Ham United co-owner David Sullivan to stay away from the club's home matches, according to BBC Sport. The recommendation follows concerns about fan unrest after sexual misconduct allegations were made against Sullivan.

The stadium, which has hosted West Ham since 2016, is responsible for safety and security on matchdays. The advice is understood to be a precautionary measure aimed at avoiding disruption, though no formal ban has been announced.

The specific allegations have not been detailed, and it is not known how long the recommendation will apply. Whether Sullivan will follow the advice is also unclear.

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