England united on fight against racism, says Gareth Southgate

"What we will experience as a group over the next few days are a huge number of questions and anybody that gets one slight nuance that is adrift of the general feeling of what was discussed as a group is going to be flagged as a possible disagreement. That is absolutely not the case, everybody is very clear. I'm so conscience, my players are being put in very difficult situations every time they are questioned on the subject,” said Southgate to the Sky Sports.

England and Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling was a victim of racial abuse in England’s European qualifier against Montenegro earlier this year. Sterling admitted he was completely unaware of UEFA’s protocols at that time but is now willing to support them. The winger has not only been abused racially on the international level but has also faced racial abuse in club matches.