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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Justin Gardiner found solace in online gaming after his brother was killed on a night out with friends.The 23-year-old was devastated to lose his sibling in such a horrific way and distracted himself by focusing on live streaming games.His brother, Jordan Sinnot, was a promising footballer for Matlock Town FC, having previously played for Huddersfield Town.He lost his life, aged 25, after an incident during a night out in Nottinghamshire in January.Justin, who goes by the online name of Juddy, told the Wishaw Press: “It hit me really hard when Jordan died.

Wanderers over the summer.

Don't wait 30 years - sign up for our daily football email newsletter today!A footballer was punched to the floor and killed after agreeing one of his attackers was "fat and ginger", a court heard.Matlock Town FC midfielder Jordan Sinnott died in hospital after suffering a fractured skull and brain damage in an assault in the centre of Retford, Nottinghamshire, at about 2am on January 25.Nottingham Crown Court heard how one of the 25-year-old's alleged attackers, Kai Denovan, "flew immediately into a rage" after the footballer joined in with what he believed to be the defendant's "self-deprecating humour".Jurors heard Denovan, 22, "followed rapidly behind" Mr Sinnott and his two friends Ben Bossons and Adam Towlson into The Vine pub before

Non-league footballer Jordan Sinnott has helped save the lives of at least seven people after his organs were donated following his tragic death.

A kind-hearted young footballer who was killed during a night out has now saved at least seven lives and helped dozens more.