Lucy Bronze Raises Concerns About Growing Abuse in Women's Football
A baker's-dozen of insight crammed into one ring.
Summary
England defender Lucy Bronze highlights the increase in abuse faced by women's football players as the sport grows, with teammate Jess Carter revealing racist messages received during Euro 2025. The Football Association is collaborating with the police to address the hate crimes. The Lionesses will cease the anti-racism gesture of taking a knee before matches.
Key quotes
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I would take a step back from social media after experiencing 'a lot of racial abuse' during the tournament.
The Lionesses will also stop the anti-racism gesture of taking a knee before matches.
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