Premier League plans social media blackout in response to online abuse

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Premier League plans social media blackout in response to online abuse

Premier League plans social media blackout in response to online abuse

BBC Sport

Published 18 Apr 2021

The Premier League is planning a social media blackout next month in response to continued online abuse of players.

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