MANCHESTER, England: European football's governing body UEFA has been urged to take strong action over racist incidents in Monday's Euro 2020 ...
MANCHESTER, England: European football's governing body UEFA has been urged to take strong action over racist incidents in Monday's Euro 2020 qualifier between Montenegro and England in Podgorica and will receive a report from an independent monitoring group.
Sterling called for Montenegro supporters to be banned from matches, while England manager Gareth Southgate said he would report the incidents to UEFA. Independent monitoring group FARE had an observer at the game and said they will also submit a report.UEFA said they will not comment until their disciplinary body has received those reports while FARE said their evidence would be sent to the Swiss-based body.
"We hope that UEFA will act decisively, the sanctions that could be applied for an offence of this kind range from a partial stadium closure to full stadium closure.""I definitely heard abuse of Danny Rose when he got booked at the end of the game," said Southgate.
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