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FA seeks strict ruling on online abuse

Updated on: 05 May,2021 08:28 AM IST  |  London
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Clubs, players and governing bodies observed a blackout from Friday to Monday that was also supported by other sports, businesses and media outlets.

FA seeks strict ruling on online abuse

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England’s Football Association has called on the government to introduce legislation to compel social media companies to do more to stamp out online abuse after a four-day boycott to highlight the issue. 


Clubs, players and governing bodies observed a blackout from Friday to Monday that was also supported by other sports, businesses and media outlets.


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