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England defender Jess Carter confronts online racism with resilience as England faces Italy in the Women's European Championship semifinals. Team solidarity and global support highlight ongoing efforts against discrimination. UEFA addresses online abuse challenges.

England's Jess Carter Faces Racism but Stands Strong for Semifinals

Faced with racism, England's Jess Carter stands strong for the Women's European Championship semifinal. Global support from teams and UEFA initiatives strive to combat online abuse, emphasizing team unity and resilience in sports.

Jess Carter Overcomes Racism for Euro Semifinal

England&rsquo;s Jess Carter faces racist abuse but stands resilient for the semifinals against Italy, highlighting unity within the team. Support from players and teams globally emerges, condemning discrimination. UEFA works to combat abuse while challenges persist.

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Geneva, July 22 (AP) &ndash;&nbsp;
England's national football team is working with police authorities after defender Jess Carter revealed she had been subjected to racist abuse during Euro 2025. In a statement released on Sunday, the Lionesses announced they would no longer take a knee before matches, stating that "it is clear we and football need to find another way to tackle racism."
Carter, 27, shared that she had been receiving racial abuse since the start of the tournament and has now decided to step back from social media. The Football Association has condemned the abuse, calling it a hate crime, and confirmed it is cooperating with police to ensure those responsible are brought to justice.
England, the defending champions, will face Italy on Tuesday, following Carter's revelation of the abuse, which has been reported to the police. Wiegman stated, "She's ready to perform and to compete, which speaks volumes about her resilience and the unity of the team," during a press briefing at the Geneva stadium on Monday.
Wiegman further remarked, "It's truly disheartening that we need to focus on this matter. The situation is utterly ridiculous, and such acts are repulsive, transcending the realm of football." England had a challenging start in their quarterfinal against Sweden in Zurich, trailing by two goals in the first half-hour. However, they managed a dramatic comeback, eventually winning through a chaotic penalty shootout. Carter is not alone in experiencing such vile attacks, Wiegman noted, emphasizing that the team is poised to deliver a "message to the world."
England midfielder Georgia Stanway highlighted that the team's collective support for Carter has served to strengthen their bond. "It's probably brought us together as a team," she said. Carter has also received backing from the Italian side, with defender Cecilia Salvai expressing her hope for Carter to play the game at full capacity. "She isn't the first victim of such abuse, and we stand in complete solidarity with her," Salvai stated in translated remarks.
Italian coach Andrea Soncin condemned the abuse and expressed his team's readiness to join England in any joint demonstration during Tuesday's match. "We bear a significant responsibility in conveying positive messages," he said. Stanway also disclosed that discussions surrounding Carter's situation have led some players to consider stepping away from social media due to frustration.
The tournament organizer UEFA, along with FIFA and the International Olympic Committee, have exerted efforts to safeguard athletes by working with online platforms to monitor and report abusive posts. Nonetheless, UEFA acknowledged last week that these tactics have limited success due to the regulatory policies imposed by social networks. "Despite the challenging circumstances, Jess is incredibly strong," Wiegman remarked. "Both she and the team felt it was necessary to confront the issue instead of ignoring it."
The 27-year-old Carter, with 49 caps for England, arrived at Euro 2025 on the heels of her club Gotham FC's triumph in the CONCACAF Champions Cup final. She is supported by her teammates at Gotham, including her partner Ann-Katrin Berger, whose performance as goalkeeper was pivotal in Germany's victory over France in their quarterfinal. Germany is set to clash with tournament favorites Spain in the other semifinal on Wednesday in Zurich. The final will take place on Sunday in Basel. AP
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FIFA World cup 2022 USA full schedule  : There will be huge expectations for USA, who are given a tough but manageable Group B with England, Wales and Iran.

FIFA World cup 2022: USA full schedule, match timings, squad, team news, live telecast and streaming 

FIFA World Cup 2022: USA is set to begin its campaign at the marquee event in Qatar from 22nd November 2022

Here's USA's full schedule, match timings, squad, team news, live telecast and streaming details in India

FIFA World cup 2022 USA full schedule : There will be huge expectations from USA, who are given a tough but manageable Group B with England, Wales and Iran.

FIFA World cup 2022 : The USA will be back at the FIFA World Cup 2022 after missing out in Russia four years ago. Fresh, fearless and hungry - the new-look Americans are ready to set Qatar alight. Brimming with young stars who ply their trade in Europe, it will be the first World Cup for most players.
Manager Gregg Berhalter's faith in youth paid off following 2018's qualifying failure, as the USMNT finished third in CONCACAF qualification, pipping Costa Rica on goal difference to book their ticket to Qatar. The young Americans also found time to beat bitter rivals Mexico twice to win the CONCACAF Nations League and the 2021 Gold Cup.
<h3>FIFA World cup 2022 : USA Team News</h3>
Hailed as "Captain America", Christian Pulisic turned heads after Chelsea paid Borussia Dortmund 64 million euros (US$73 million) for the winger when he was just 20 years old. That price tag made him the most expensive US football player ever. However, Pulisic has been lackluster in front of goal this season. The 24-year-old netted once in 17 matches for the Blues. Another attacking option is Borussia Dortmund's Reyna. The 19-year-old forward is one of Europe's most promising talents and has already become an anchor in Dortmund's attack despite his young age.
<h3>USA group in FIFA World Cup 2022</h3>
There will be huge expectations from USA, who are given a tough but manageable Group B with England, Wales and Iran.
<h3>USA in FIFA World Cup 2022</h3>
The 16th-ranked Americans who have featured in 10 editions managed to get out of the group stage in three of their previous four editions, including a quarter-final finish in 2002.
<h3>USA record at World Cup</h3>
The Americans have played 33 games, won 8 and lost 19.&nbsp;
<h3>USA Fifa World Cup 2022 full schedule</h3>
Group B games-
USA vs Wales - 22 Nov; 6.30 PM IST &ndash; Al Rayyan Stadium USA vs &nbsp;England 26 Nov; 3:30 PM IST &ndash; Al Bayt Stadium USA vs Iran &ndash; 30 Nov; 12.30 AM IST- Al Thumama Stadium
<h3>USA Fifa World Cup 2022 live telecast in India</h3>
FIFA World Cup will be live telecast on Sports18 and Sports18 HD in India
<h3>USA Fifa World Cup 2022 live streaming in India</h3>
Fifa WC 2022 will be live-streamed on VOOT Select and JioTV
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An independent investigation into the scandals at theNational Women's Soccer League revealed 'emotional abuse and sexual misconduct were systemic' in the sport. US Attorney General Sally Q in her report highlighted that the abuse at the NWSL is 'rooted deeper in women's soccer'. She said that it begins from youth leagues that eventually normalises verbal abuse and blurs the boundaries between coaches and players.The US Soccer body began the investigation after former NSWL players Sinead Farrelly and Mana Shim in their account published in The Atlantic in 2021, alleged sexual harassment and coercion. 5 of 10 head coaches of NSWL later, either stepped down or were fired for allegations of misconduct.The report that has been put together after interviewing over 200 people recounts various incidents of molestation, sexual harassment and violence.Soccer star Erin Simon accused ex-Racing Louisville coach Christy Holly of inviting her for watching a game film, where he 'pushed his hands down her pants and up her shirts.' Another incident involves a coach forcing female players to watch porn.As per various accounts the league was informed about the allegations multiple times but the officials refused to investigate the allegations.The report also made several recommendations to prioritize players' health and safety. US Soccer President Cindy Parlow who called the findings 'heartbreaking and deeply troubling' said that the board of directors and a leadership team will immediately begin implementing the report's recommendations. 

Emotional, sexual abuse in US Women Soccer is 'systemic', report finds

US Attorney General Sally Q in her report highlighted that the abuse at the NWSL is 'rooted deeper in women's soccer'.

An independent investigation into the scandals at the National Women's Soccer League revealed 'emotional abuse and sexual misconduct were systemic' in the sport. US Attorney General Sally Q in her report highlighted that the abuse at the NWSL is 'rooted deeper in women's soccer'. She said that it begins from youth leagues that eventually normalises verbal abuse and blurs the boundaries between coaches and players. The US Soccer body began the investigation after former NSWL players Sinead Farrelly and Mana Shim in their account published in The Atlantic in 2021, alleged sexual harassment and coercion. 5 of 10 head coaches of NSWL later, either stepped down or were fired for allegations of misconduct. The report that has been put together after interviewing over 200 people recounts various incidents of molestation, sexual harassment and violence. Soccer star Erin Simon accused ex-Racing Louisville coach Christy Holly of inviting her for watching a game film, where he 'pushed his hands down her pants and up her shirts.' Another incident involves a coach forcing female players to watch porn. As per various accounts the league was informed about the allegations multiple times but the officials refused to investigate the allegations. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/t20-world-cup-2022-gutted-jasprit-bumrah-expresses-disappointment-after-being-ruled-out-1664867599269">T20 World Cup 2022: 'Gutted', Jasprit Bumrah expresses disappointment after being ruled out</a> The report also made several recommendations to prioritize players' health and safety. US Soccer President Cindy Parlow who called the findings 'heartbreaking and deeply troubling' said that the board of directors and a leadership team will immediately begin implementing the report's recommendations.&nbsp;

The Caadian national soccer team created history as they booked a birth at 2022 football World Cup in Qatar. Team's success can be attributed to the immigraion policy as 22 players out of 25 are immigrants or born to parents who moved to Canada.

Canada Soccer: A world within the team!

How a team filled with immigrants scored for Canadian Soccer

It literally took the entire world to help Canada qualify for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar! The Canadian Men&rsquo;s soccer team created history recently when they booked a berth in the World Cup for the 2nd time in their history. The feat is even more special as the team ranked outside the top 100 of the FIFA rankings just a short while back and the qualification for the World Cup in Qatar is the completion of a perfect underdog story.
All of Canada was rallying behind the team that thrashed Jamaica 4-0 on 27th March at home despite the near-freezing weather conditions and that shows why this team is so dear to the Canadians. This team is not just a result of years of hard work and also the welcoming nature of Canada for immigrants. In 2018 when France won the World Cup, the Didier Deschamps led side was hailed as the team that championed the cause of immigrants with 15 players in that squad had African roots. Compare that to Canada where 22 footballers from the current 25-member National squad are immigrants or born to parents who moved to Canada quite recently.
Atiba Hutchinson who was born to Trinidadian parents in Brampton is the highest capped footballer in Canadian soccer history with 94 appearances for the Maple Leafs. A cult figure of sorts in Canadian soccer, Atiba has inspired a whole new generation of soccer players who want to represent their adopted nation.
Goalkeeper Milan Borjan is another inspiring figure in Canadian soccer. The 34-year-old was born in Croatia but moved to Canadian shores in 2000 as his family was forced to escape the nation due to the Yugoslavian War.
All these men come from diverse backgrounds, different countries and certain beliefs but they all came together over the last 4 years as the Canadian Men&rsquo;s Soccer team to achieve glory and take their country to their 2nd ever World Cup.
Immigration has been a big part of Canadian foreign policy as the national economy depends heavily on the individuals who migrated looking for new opportunities. But it isn&rsquo;t just the government&rsquo;s policy that drives this magnanimous change in outlook. The Canadians were voted as the most racially tolerant society in the world in 2013 in a study conducted in 80 nations by World Values Survey.

The Canadian soccer team qualified&nbsp;for the 2022 football World&nbsp;Cup in Qatar for their 2nd appearance at football's biggest tournament. 22 of the 25-member National squad are immigrants or born to parents who moved to Canada.

The official match ball for this year's FIFA World Cup in Qatar - the Al Rihla - was unveiled on Wednesday. The ball manufactured and designed by Adidas promises to be faster in flight than any previous World Cup ball. The design of the ball reflects the Qatari culture in the form of architecture, iconic boats and flags of the host nation.
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The tournament will be held in Doha as the ball was unveiled just ahead of the official draw which will take place on Friday.
Meanwhile, Former Real Madrid and Spain goalkeeper and 2010 World Cup winner Iker Casillas and his teammate from Real Madrid and former Brazilian midfielder Kaka tested out the new Al Rihla ball in a friendly match with local children.
The 2022 World Cup will take place in Qatar from 21st November to 18th December and will be the first World Cup.

FIFA World Cup 2022: New tournament ball Al Rihla unveiled & tested by Casillas & Kaka 

Hell Al Rihla! 

The official ball of the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar! 

Al Rihla&nbsp;designed and manufactured by Adidas will be used as the official match ball of the 2022 FIFA&nbsp;World Cup in Qatar

The official match ball for this year's FIFA World Cup in Qatar - the Al Rihla - was unveiled on Wednesday. The ball manufactured and designed&nbsp;by Adidas promises to be faster in flight than&nbsp;any previous World Cup ball. The design of the ball reflects the Qatari culture in the form of&nbsp;architecture, iconic boats and flags of the host nation.
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The tournament will be held in Doha as the ball was unveiled just ahead of the official draw which will take place on Friday.
Meanwhile, Former Real Madrid and Spain goalkeeper and 2010 World Cup winner Iker Casillas and his teammate from Real Madrid and former Brazilian midfielder Kaka&nbsp;tested out the new Al Rihla ball in a friendly match with local children.
The 2022 World Cup will take place in Qatar from 21st November to 18th December.
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