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Published 20:34 23 Jun 2021 BST

The request to light up the stadium was a show of support for the LGBTQ+ community in Hungary after recent legislation was passed in the country which would prevent LGBTQ+ content from being shown on kids' TV, as well as in schooling systems.
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