Twitter breaks silence on racist abuse of England players at Euro 2020

Hereford Times

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Twitter breaks silence on racist abuse of England players at Euro 2020

Twitter breaks silence on racist abuse of England players at Euro 2020

Hereford Times

Published 11 Aug 2021

The company say the United Kingdom was “by far” the main origin of racist posts aimed at England players after the Euro 2020 final.

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