UEFA Nations League: De La Fuente Insists There Is ‘No Racism’ in Spain Ahead of England Clash
- England manager Thomas Tuchel plans to remind players about UEFA’s three-step anti-racism protocol before facing Spain in Madrid.
- The protocol allows referees to stop matches and potentially abandon them if discriminatory abuse continues.
- Declan Rice said racism has no place in football and referred to abuse involving England in Montenegro and Bulgaria.
- Spain coach Luis De la Fuente said, “in Spain, there’s no racism,” despite recent discriminatory incidents involving Spanish football.
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UEFA Nations League: De la Fuente insists there is ‘no racism’ in Spain ahead of England clash
Spain manager Luis de la Fuente has dismissed concerns over racist abuse ahead of the clash against England, following Thomas Tuchel’s comments regarding anti-racism protocols.
Spanish coach claims 'no racism' in Spain before England showdown
Luis de la Fuente insisted on Saturday Spain did not have a racism problem ahead of his team's Nations League showdown with England despite an upcoming stadium punishment for anti-Muslim chanting earlier this year.
The visiting team returns to play in the Spanish capital, where in 2004 there were discriminatory chants against black British players
Spain not racist, says coach De la Fuente ahead of England clash
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