FA slams ‘unacceptable’ abuse of England players in Montenegro and welcomes UEFA charge

FA slams ‘unacceptable’ abuse of England players in Montenegro and welcomes UEFA charge
The Football Association has condemned the racist abuse of England’s players in Montenegro on Monday night.UEFA has charged Montenegro with racist behaviour after Raheem Sterling, Danny Rose and Callum Hudson-Odoi were subjected to monkey chants during the Three Lions’ 5-1 victory in Podgorica.3

Rose and Hudson-Odoi were subjected to racist abuse in Montenegro

An FA spokesperson said: “This is unacceptable at any level of the game and we welcome UEFA’s decision today to take disciplinary action.“Our immediate focus is on supporting UEFA with their investigation and the players and staff involved.” Following incidents of racist abuse at English grounds in recent months, the FA’s statement added that it recognised there was also work to be done at home.“The issues we saw last night are not isolated to any specific country, and despite progress English football still has its own incidents of discrimination,” the statement said.“Our experience is that by combining both sanctions and education, whilst working alongside campaigners such as Kick It Out, real progress can be made. But there remains much work to be done.3

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“Football is a game for all and we must all take responsibility to work together and share our experiences and learnings to tackle discrimination in the game.”Montenegro also face charges relating to crowd disturbances, the throwing of objects, setting off of fireworks and the blocking of stairways at the Gradski Stadion.A missile was thrown at Sterling as he celebrated England’s fifth goal by pulling his ears out in reference to monkey chants aimed at his team-mates.

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UEFA’s minimum sanction for racist behaviour is a partial stadium closure.The abhorrent scenes marred what was an impressive display from Gareth Southgate’s men as they continued their perfect start to the Euro 2020 qualifying campaign.Ross Barkley’s brace was complemented by goals from Michael Keane, Harry Kane and Sterling as the Three Lions overcame the hosts’ early opener.3

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UEFA said the case would be heard by its Control, Ethics and Disciplinary Body on May 16, prior to the next round of qualifying fixtures in June.Montenegro’s next match will also be at home when they face Kosovo on June 7.

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The FA have welcomed Uefa charging Montenegro for 'abhorrent' racist abuse directed at England players during their Euro 2020 qualifier on Monday night. Gareth Southgate's side won 5-1 in
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The FA called the abuse 'unacceptable at any level' and said it would assist UEFA's investigation. An FA spokesperson said: 'On Monday evening, England players were subjected to abhorrent racist
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Southgate condemns racism as UEFA charges Montenegro following abuse aimed at black England players during his side's 5-1 Euro 2020 qualifier win in Podgorica. said an FA spokesman

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Headline Ceferin and FA condemn 'abhorrent' racist abuse of England players in Montenegro. UEFA has announced disciplinary proceedings against Montenegro including a charge of racist behaviour
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Montenegro charged by Uefa over racist abuse directed at England players Raheem Sterling, Callum Hudson-Odoi and Danny Rose were all on the receiving end of monkey chants By Martin Lipton
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England vs Montenegro: FA welcomes Uefa charge over 'abhorrent' racist abuse. Raheem Sterling, Danny Rose and Callum Hudson-Odoi all received abuse in Podgorica during the qualifier
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And the FA welcomed the news, saying in a statement: "On Monday evening, England players were subjected to abhorrent racist chanting while playing in a Uefa Euro 2020 qualifier in Montenegro. This
Southgate condemns racism as UEFA charges Montenegro

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FA slams 'unacceptable' abuse of England players in Montenegro and welcomes UEFA charge English football's governing body called the abuse 'unacceptable at any level' By talkSPORT
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no place for it English football's governing body called the abuse 'unacceptable at any level' The Football Association has condemned the racist abuse of England's players in Montenegro on Monday night. UEFA has charged Montenegro with racist behaviour after Raheem Sterling, Danny Rose and Callum Hudson-Odoi were subjected to monkey
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The Football Association has condemned the racist abuse of England's players in Montenegro on Monday night. UEFA has charged Montenegro with racist behaviour after Raheem Sterling, Danny Rose and Callum Hudson-Odoi were subjected to monkey chants during the Three Lions' 5-1 victory in Podgorica.
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