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Football fan tried to stop train attack, jury hears
Jurors have been shown CCTV footage of the attacks on the train
A football fan who tried to stop the man accused of trying to kill 10 people on a train said the attacker was "on a mission", a court heard.
Stephen Crean said he attempted to stop Anthony Williams from using a knife on a train, which had to make an unscheduled stop in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, on 1 November last year.
Cambridge Crown Court heard Crean describe his grapple with Williams as "like Come Dancing, we were all over the place", before he called 999 from a locked toilet.
Williams, 33, of Langford Road in Peterborough, denies 10 counts of attempted murder, and four other alleged attempted murders in earlier incidents in Peterborough and London.
Jurors have already heard accounts from five people Williams is accused of attempting to murder, on the York to London King's Cross LNER service, which had just left Peterborough station.
In a video recorded interview played to the court, Crean said he remembered choosing his carriage deliberately "because I knew it wasn't far from the buffet car" and he bought a meal deal for £6.
He recalled a young girl who ran past him saying there was a man with a "big knife".
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Jurors have been shown CCTV footage that shows Crean was by a door of the buffet car when he encountered Williams.