A caped pitch invader with the slogan “I [Heart] Refugees” on his shirt will likely be charged for entering the MCG arena before the national anthems were played at the ICC World Cup Final police say.

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While a pro-refugee advocate may not be your archetypal Bay 13 bogan, it is the second time he has been a pitch invader on the MCG.

His cape carried a similar pro-refugee slogan that said “End Offshore Detention”.

The 24-year-old from Sunshine in Melbourne’s western suburbs also ran onto the field during February’s Australia versus England match.

Pitch invader getting dragged off MCG as NZ anthem being played #AUSvNZ

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Victoria Police said he had been arrested and was likely to be charged with entering the field of play, on summons.

A similar refugee advocacy theme was the motivation for two activists who entered the court during February’s Australian Open Men’s Tennis Final on Rod Laver Arena.

– with AAP