England striker Marcus Rashford has said sorry for his penalty as the defeat of the 2020 euro shootout by Italy in the final at Wembley on Sunday but added it “will never apologize for who I am” after being among the three players to suffer racist abuse.
Rashford’s replacement, Sancho Jadon and Bukayo Saka all missed a boy’s shot in a 3-2 shooting raw loss and was targeted at social media while murals in the city of Rashford in withington defaced before being covered by support messages.
Racist abuse encourages police investigations and extensive condemnation of captains, managers, royalty, religious leaders and British politicians.
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“I can take criticism of my appearance all day, my punishment is not good enough, it should have been in but I will never apologize for who I am and where I come from,” 23 years old.
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“I didn’t feel a sincere moment than wearing three lions on my chest and seeing my family cheering me in the middle of the 10s.” Rashford, who took the third penalty of England after captain Harry Kane and defender Harry Maguire had scored, surprised him and, even though he sent Italy Gianluigi Donnarumma in the wrong way, blistering his shot.
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“I don’t even know where to start and I don’t even know how to say how I feel at the right time,” he added.
“I’ve experienced a difficult season, I thought it was clear to everyone to see and I might go to the final with less confidence.” I always support myself for a penalty but something is not true.
During the old run-up, I saved a little time and, unfortunately, the result was not what I wanted.
“I felt as if my team fell down.
I felt as if I would disappoint everyone.
Read also back under your rocks,” Johnson told the British racist perpetrators of Prime Minister Boris Johnson players condemn racist online abuse that suffered by players Black skin on the English soccer team after their defeat in the Euro 2020 final, said he hoped the perpetrators crawled back under their rocks.
“For those who have directed racist abuse in some” punishment is me.
Asked to contribute to the team.
I can print punishment in my sleep so why not that? Already played in my head repeatedly since I hit the ball and maybe there was no word to describe how it felt.
“The British bid for their first main trophy since they lifted the World Cup at Wembley in 1966 but lost in a shootout after the match was finished 1-1 after extra time.” Final.
55 years.
1 penalty.
History.
All I can say is sorry.
I hope it’s different.
While I kept apologizing I wanted to shout my team’s friends.
This summer has become one of my best camps.
It’s experienced and you all play a role in that.
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