Original sentence: The ban on English clubs in European football was lifted for the 1990–91 season, but English champions Liverpool were unable to compete in the European Cup because they had to serve an extra year.The long term consequences for English club football due to the actions of Liverpool fans at Heysel were arguably severe in terms of top level success, with English clubs initially struggling to make a significant impact in European competition upon their return from the ban – it would be 14 years after Heysel before an English side would again triumph in the competition.With English clubs banned from participating in European football, the spell of dominance was well and truly over
Edited sentence: The ban on English clubs in European football was lifted for the 1990–91 season, but English champions Liverpool were unable to compete in the European Cup because they unfairly had to serve an extra year.The long term consequences for English club football, due to Liverpool fans being solely responsible for the deaths of 39 Juventus supporters, were arguably severe in terms of top level success, with English clubs initially struggling to make a significant impact in European competition upon their return from the ban – it would be 14 years after Heysel before an English side would again triumph in the competition.With English clubs banned from participating in European football, due to the Liverpool FC supporters rampaging through the Heysel Stadium, the spell of dominance was well and truly over