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England defender Jess Carter steps back from social media

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England defender Jess Carter steps back from social media after racist abuse, team condemns ‘online poison’
“While I feel every fan is entitled to their opinion on performance and result, I don’t agree, or think, it’s OK to target someone’s appearance or race,” the 27-year-old said in a statement posted ac...

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Explained: Why England will not take a knee before Euros semi-final after racial abuse of Jess Carter
Lionesses to stop kneeling before Euro matches after Jess Carter faces racist abuse on social media
England players want stronger action from FA over racist abuse of Jess Carter
The England squad will not take the knee before the semi-final against Italy, having done so before every game so far.

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“In women’s football, the online abuse seems to be getting worse and worse” says Lucy Bronze following online racist abuse towards Jess Carter
Lucy Bronze explains England’s decision to stop taking the knee after Jess Carter abuse
Anti-racism group questions England not taking knee
"The racial abuse of Jess Carter highlights again how toxic some social media users are," he said.

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England to stop taking the knee as Jess Carter subjected to ‘vile’ racist abuse during Euro 2025
Lionesses to stop taking the knee after Jess Carter suffers ‘vile’ racist abuse
Women’s Euro 2025 live: England respond to Jess Carter abuse and Leah Williamson injury latest
England respond to Jess Carter abuse and Leah Williamson injury latest - England play Italy in the Euro 2025 semi-final on Tuesday night after a dramatic win on penalties against Sweden
Lionesses stars rally round 'leader' Jess Carter after brave response to vile racial abuse
Jess Carter has spoken about the racial abuse she has received during the Lionesses' run to the Euro 2025 semi-finals and announced she will take a step back from social media
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Euros 2025: Lucy Bronze Sends Clear Message to Jess Carter Trollers as Soccer World Rallies Around NWSL Star
Playing football is important, but the fight against racism is very important,” remarked a teary-eyed Vinicius Junior last year, struggling to hold back his emotions in front of the media while addressing one of the biggest unresolved issues in the beautiful game.
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