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- The Independent
Investigation launched into hateful comments after France's exit from the Women's Euros
The French Football Federation (FFF) has called for an investigation into hateful comments made online following the national team's exit from the Women's Euros after a penalty shootout loss to Germany in the quarter-finals. The governing body condemned the abuse, stating that "Nothing can justify such manifestations of hatred." In a statement on Wednesday, the FFF expressed "full support to all the players concerned" and reaffirmed its "commitment to the values of respect and solidarity, which are the basis of our sport." To combat the issue, the federation has "decided to immediately contact the National Center Against Online Hatred to allow for the opening of an investigation aimed at sanctioning criminal behaviour." This decisive action comes shortly after England defender Jess Carter withdrew from social media due to racial abuse she received online, highlighting a growing concern within the sport. France goalkeeper Pauline Peyeaud-Magnin also spoke out on Instagram about the abuse directed at her teammates. "There's one thing even harder to accept than defeat: hatred," she wrote. She continued, "We can be frustrated, we can be sad, we can even be angry. But hatred should never, ever have a place in this sport." Peyeaud-Magnin emphasised the human element behind the jerseys, adding: "Whether it's against a player on our team or an opponent: behind every jersey, there's a person ... thank you to those who continue to support us with kindness. We will rise again. Stronger. More united." The FFF's move underscores a broader push to tackle the pervasive issue of online abuse in football.


Daily Mail
15 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Liverpool star reveals new tattoo in tribute to team-mate Diogo Jota - with heartfelt four-word message
Liverpool defender Kostas Tsimikas has revealed a new tattoo in honour of his late team-mate Diogo Jota, who died in a car crash earlier this month. The footballer and his brother, Andre Silva, died when their car crashed in the early hours in northern Spain on July 3. A series of tributes have been paid in the weeks since, including Liverpool's decision to retire Jota's No 20 at all levels, following consultation with his widow and his family. Tsimikas has made his own personal tribute, with the Liverpool defender having a new tattoo on his left hand. The tattoo reads 'Wish you were here', with the message accompanied by Jota's No 20. An image of Tsimikas' new tattoo has emerge online, but it had also been visible when the Greek defender played in Liverpool's pre-season match against Preston. The match at Deepdale took place on July 13, just 10 days on from Jota's tragic death. A minute's silence was held prior to kick-off, while club anthem 'You'll Never Walk Alone' was sung. Preston's club captain Benjamin Whiteman carried a wreath which he placed in front of the away end and players from both teams wore black armbands, while digital tributes were shown on screens around the ground. A black and white image of Jota holding the Premier League trophy featured on the cover of a 16-page commemorative matchday programme at Deepdale.


Daily Mail
15 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Marcus Rashford Transfer LIVE: Manchester United star completes loan move to Barcelona
Hello! Welcome everyone to Mail Sport's live transfer announcement blog for Wednesday night, with Marcus Rashford set to officially be unveiled as a Barcelona player for the first time. It's been a long 12 months for the forward, but he finally looks to have left some of his troubles behind at Man United, and is set for a new chapter in Spain, with the announcement expected at around 5.30pm. Stick with us as we bring you all the latest updates!