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Man City's Sterling, Walker receive racist abuse after defeat

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Hindustan Times
30 May, 2021, 04:25 pm
Last modified: 30 May, 2021, 04:30 pm

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Man City's Sterling, Walker receive racist abuse after defeat

Several players at Premier League clubs have been targeted in the past few months, including United's Anthony Martial, Liverpool's Trent-Alexander Arnold and Sadio Mane and Chelsea's Reece James.

Hindustan Times
30 May, 2021, 04:25 pm
Last modified: 30 May, 2021, 04:30 pm
Photo: Reuters
Photo: Reuters

Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling and defender Kyle Walker have been racially abused on Instagram following the team's 1-0 defeat by Chelsea in Saturday's Champions League final, Sky Sports has reported.

The report said the pair were sent monkey emojis on their Instagram pages after the game.

Sterling was also targeted following City's semi-final win over Paris St Germain, shortly after English soccer's social media boycott campaign came to an end earlier this month.

Reuters has contacted Facebook, which owns Instagram, seeking comment.

Several players at Premier League clubs have been targeted in the past few months, including United's Anthony Martial, Liverpool's Trent-Alexander Arnold and Sadio Mane and Chelsea's Reece James.

Manchester United forward Marcus Rashford said that he had been subjected to "at least 70 racial slurs" on social media after Wednesday's defeat by Villarreal in the Europa League final.

In February, English football bodies sent an open letter to Facebook and Twitter, urging blocking and swift takedowns of offensive posts, as well as an improved verification process for users.

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