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Football's Anzac ‘Ashes’ found 70 years on, after a garage clean out

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A lost sporting relic created from a Gallipoli veteran's razor box has been unearthed almost 70 years after it disappeared. For football historians, long searching for the fabled trophy, the realisation the Ashes were found was a moving experience.
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