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English football authorities have demanded an investigation after their players were targeted with alleged racist abuse during a World Cup qualifier against Hungary in Budapest on Thursday.
Pitchside reporters for domestic broadcasters said they heard some Hungary supporters aiming monkey chants at England players Raheem Sterling and Jude Bellingham, who are Black.
England's players were jeered for taking a knee, pelted with plastic cups after goals and then targeted with alleged racist chants. England won the game 4-0, with Sterling among the scorers. The English Football Association said that it would ask world football's governing body, FIFA, to investigate.&nbsp;
England coach Gareth Southgate said that if the reports were true, it would be "completely unacceptable".

English footballers targeted with alleged racist abuse, Southgate calls it unacceptable

England's players were jeered for taking a knee, pelted with plastic cups after goals and then allegedly targeted with alleged racist chants by&nbsp;Hungary supporters.

English football authorities have demanded an investigation after their players were targeted with alleged racist abuse during a World Cup qualifier against Hungary in Budapest on Thursday.
Pitchside reporters for domestic broadcasters said they heard some Hungary supporters aiming monkey chants at England players Raheem Sterling and Jude Bellingham, who are Black.
England's players were jeered for taking a knee, pelted with plastic cups after goals and then targeted with alleged racist chants. England won the game 4-0, with Sterling among the scorers. The English Football Association said that it would ask world football's governing body, FIFA, to investigate.&nbsp;
England coach Gareth Southgate said that if the reports were true, it would be "completely unacceptable".
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'There have been some incidents, and everybody knows what we stand for as a team and that is completely unacceptable.'
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'They shouldn't have to be subjected to any form of racism. I have to say there's a balance in the crowd. As we know at home, not everybody at home causes problems.'

<ul>
<li>English football authorities have demanded an investigation</li>
<li>Hungary supporters allegedly racially abused Eng players after the game</li>
<li>England coach Gareth Southgate&nbsp;calls the act 'completely unacceptable'</li>
</ul>

English football authorities have demanded an investigation after their players were targeted with alleged racist abuse during a World Cup qualifier against Hungary in Budapest on Thursday.
Pitchside reporters for domestic broadcasters said they heard some Hungary supporters aiming monkey chants at England players Raheem Sterling and Jude Bellingham, who are Black.
England's players were jeered for taking a knee, pelted with plastic cups after goals and then targeted with alleged racist chants. England won the game 4-0, with Sterling among the scorers. The English Football Association said that it would ask world football's governing body, FIFA, to investigate.&nbsp;
England coach Gareth Southgate said that if the reports were true, it would be "completely unacceptable".

After Bukayo&nbsp;Saka, along with Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho, missed penalties in England's Euro final&nbsp;shoot-out defeat on Sunday night, their social media feeds were quickly filled with racially abusive posts.
UK Prime Minister Boris&nbsp;Johnson condemned the abuse and said that this England team deserve to be lauded as heroes and not racially abused on social media.&nbsp;Those responsible for this appalling abuse should be ashamed of themselves, Johnson added.
England's players have taken a knee before games at the Euros to highlight the fight against racial inequality.
Also read:&nbsp;From joy to rioting: English fans' emotional roller coaster Euro ride

Saka, Sancho & Rashford racially abused after England's Euro final loss

Trio of Bukayo&nbsp;Saka, Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho&nbsp;had missed penalties in England's 3-2 shootout loss to Italy in the Euro 2020 final

After Bukayo&nbsp;Saka, along with Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho, missed penalties in England's Euro final&nbsp;shoot-out defeat on Sunday night, their social media feeds were quickly filled with racially abusive posts.
UK Prime Minister Boris&nbsp;Johnson condemned the abuse and said that this England team deserve to be lauded as heroes and not racially abused on social media.&nbsp;Those responsible for this appalling abuse should be ashamed of themselves, Johnson added.
England's players have taken a knee before games at the Euros to highlight the fight against racial inequality.

<ul>
<li>Trio of&nbsp;Saka, Sancho &amp; Rashford&nbsp;had missed penalties in the shootout</li>
<li>UK Prime Minister Boris&nbsp;Johnson condemns the racial&nbsp;abuse</li>
</ul>

After Bukayo&nbsp;Saka, along with Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho, missed penalties in England's Euro final&nbsp;shoot-out defeat on Sunday night, their social media feeds were quickly filled with racially abusive posts.
UK Prime Minister Boris&nbsp;Johnson condemned the abuse and said that this England team deserve to be lauded as heroes and not racially abused on social media.&nbsp;Those responsible for this appalling abuse should be ashamed of themselves, Johnson added.
England's players have taken a knee before games at the Euros to highlight the fight against racial inequality.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="From joy to rioting: English fans' emotional roller coaster Euro ride" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/from-joy-to-rioting-english-fans-emotional-roller-coaster-euro-ride-1626057807825" target="_blank">From joy to rioting: English fans' emotional roller coaster Euro ride</a>

Former Indian cricketer Farokh&nbsp;engineer has revealed that he faced racism, when he moved to England in 1966. While speaking to The Indian Express, Engineer extended his support to the England Cricket Board's decision of suspending Ollie Robinson for a decade-old racist Tweet. However, he did not approve of UK PM Boris Johnson calling the English Board's&nbsp;decision, 'over the top'About his own experience when he joined Lancashire for County cricket, the 83-year-old veteran cricketer recalled that though he did not face any personal attack, the racist comments came mostly because he was from India. It had to do with making fun of my accent, he added.However, Engineer said it did not last long, as he made sure to, 'give it back to them straightaway'&nbsp;

'Made fun of my accent': Farokh Engineer on facing racism in England

Former Indian cricketer Farokh&nbsp;engineer has revealed that he faced racism, when he moved to England in 1966. While speaking to The Indian Express, Engineer extended his support to the England Cricket Board's decision of suspending Ollie Robinson for a decade-old racist Tweet. However, he did not approve of UK PM Boris Johnson calling the English Board's&nbsp;decision, 'over the top' About his own experience when he joined Lancashire for County cricket, the 83-year-old veteran cricketer recalled that though he did not face any personal attack, the racist comments came mostly because he was from India. It had to do with making fun of my accent, he added. However, Engineer said it did not last long, as he made sure to, 'give it back to them straightaway'&nbsp;

Faced racist comments after joining Lancashire, says Farokh engineer Engineer does not approve of UK govt's&nbsp;stand on Robinson's case UK Govt feels ECB&nbsp;went 'over the top' by suspending Robinson&nbsp; It had to do with making fun of my accent, says Engineer

Former Indian cricketer Farokh&nbsp;engineer revealed that he faced racism, when he moved to England in 1966. While speaking to The Indian Express, Engineer extended his support to the England Cricket Board's decision of suspending Ollie Robinson for a decade-old racist Tweet. However, he did not approve of UK PM Boris Johnson calling the English Board's&nbsp;decision, 'over the top' About his own experience when he joined Lancashire for County cricket, the 83-year-old veteran cricketer recalled that though he did not face any personal attack, the racist comments came mostly because he was from India. It had to do with making fun of my accent, he added. However, Engineer said it did not last long, as he made sure to, 'give it back to them straightaway'&nbsp;

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