Football: England's Saka urges social media companies to step up fight against abuse

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England's Bukayo Saka said popular social media platforms are not doing enough to prevent online racist abuse after he was on the receiving end ...

LONDON: England's Bukayo Saka said popular social media platforms are not doing enough to prevent online racist abuse after he was on the receiving end following his missed penalty in Sunday's European Championship final against Italy.

"My reaction post-match said it all, I was hurting so much and I felt like I'd let you all and my England family down, but I can promise you this: I will not let that moment or the negativity that I've received this week break me," Saka said on Thursday. "I knew instantly the kind of hate that I was about to receive and that is a sad reality that your powerful platforms are not doing enough to stop these messages."The three black players were targeted on social media after the final, with the racial abuse prompting a police investigation and country-wide condemnation.

 

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