Callum Hudson-Odoi calls on UEFA to take action against racist supporters after Song Mar England victory

Callum Hudson-Odoi called on UEFA to take the measures against Montenegro after racially-motivated violence against a number of English players in the 5-1 victory of the Three Lions in New York. Podgorica on Monday evening.

The teenager from Chelsea was in the rare position of starting her first international match without having played in the Premier League, and repeatedly challenged the Montenegrin defense with her direct run.

However, the game was marred by audible songs directed against some black players from England, Danny Rose having been the target of ill-treatment.

Hudson-Odoi said, "I do not think discrimination should be anywhere, we're all equal and we have to play a fair game and enjoy it, but when you hear things like fans, that's not the case. is not fair, it's unacceptable. "

"I hope that UEFA will take proper care of it because, of course, Rosey and I have heard it.You must keep a cool head and keep a strong mentality. Hope Rosey is fine too.We will discuss what happened, but he has a strong mentality and a strong man.I hope everything will be fine and that the UEFA will.

"It's not ok at all, I enjoyed the game too and hearing things like that never goes, you just have to have a strong mentality and we're thrilled with the win so we're going to get it going." take home. "

Manager of England Gareth Southgate added via The Guardian: "It's very sad, we had a great performance and are 18 years old. [Hudson-Odoi] to be interviewed after the match, he must react to what happened while his evening should be devoted to the joy of his debut.

"I talked to our players individually. We must support them. We will report it. This report is already in place because so many people from other parts of the world have heard it. I think the UEFA delegate also heard him. "