Harry Kane confirms England have plan in place in case of racist chanting during World Cup qualifier against Serbia
Harry Kane has confirmed that England have a plan if their players are racially abused by fans in Serbia during their World Cup qualifier.
Harry Kane has confirmed that England have a plan if their players are racially abused by fans in Serbia during their World Cup qualifier.
England's Preparations Against Racist Chanting
During a press conference ahead of the World Cup qualifier against Serbia, England captain Harry Kane revealed that the team has a plan in place to deal with any instances of racist chanting from the fans. Kane emphasized the importance of addressing such unacceptable behavior and ensuring the safety and well-being of the players on the field.
FIFA's Stance on Racism in Football
FIFA has strict regulations against racism and discrimination in football matches. The governing body has a 'three-step procedure' for handling incidents of racist behavior, which includes stopping the match, requesting an announcement to be made, and ultimately abandoning the game if the abuse continues.
