Investigation launched into hateful comments after France’s exit from the Women’s Euros
France hit out at abuse following Euros defeat
- The French Football Federation (FFF) has called for an investigation into hateful online comments following the national team's exit from the Women's Euros.
- The FFF condemned the abuse, stating that "Nothing can justify such manifestations of hatred," and expressed full support for the players.
- To combat the issue, the federation has contacted the National Center Against Online Hatred to allow for an investigation into criminal behaviour.
- This decisive action comes shortly after England defender Jess Carter withdrew from social media due to racial abuse, highlighting a growing concern.
- France goalkeeper Pauline Peyeaud-Magnin also spoke out against the abuse, emphasising that hatred should never have a place in sport and calling for kindness.