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England, Jess Carter and Euro 2025

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England's Jess Carter: Important to speak up about racist abuse
Jess Carter has spoken out about the racist abuse she has suffered during Euro 2025 with the England defender saying: "No one's more disappointed in some of my performances than what I am, but the colour of my skin has got nothing to do with that."

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Jess Carter: England defender speaks after stepping back from social media due to racism during Euro 2025
England’s Jess Carter reveals racial abuse at Euro 2025, FA has contacted police
Explained: Why England will not take a knee before Euros semi-final after racial abuse of Jess Carter
England announced they will not take the knee before their European Championship semi-final against Italy on Tuesday after defender Jess Carter spoke out about the online racist abuse she has been su...

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Lionesses make different gesture in support of Jess Carter after refusing to take knee
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Jess Carter’s statement is a reminder that Black footballers should not have to solve racism
It has all made for a dispiriting — though not surprising — end to the quarter-finals, culminating in Carter addressing the abuse she has faced online by taking a step back from social media.

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Anti-racism group questions England not taking knee
Racist abuse of Jess Carter ‘ridiculous’ and ‘disgusting’, says England coach Wiegman
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'Incredible crowd love' gave Carter courage to play
England defender Jess Carter says she could not have had the confidence to play in England's 2-1 defeat of Italy in their Euro 2025 semi-final after being racially abused were it not for the support of fans.
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Jess Carter proves Black players can't make mistakes
In the end, Michelle Agyemang didn’t take a penalty. But Jess Carter, who was subbed off after 70 minutes of normal time, received a torrent of abuse, even though England ultimately went through following a heroic comeback. Carter, a centre back who ...
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