UEFA action plan to curb racism

UEFA today called upon clubs to be much more aggressive in the battle against racism in European football.

UEFA action plan to curb racism
Thu, 10 Oct, 2002 - 13:43

UEFA today called upon clubs to be much more aggressive in the battle against racism in European football.

UEFA’s disciplinary body, meeting today to deal with more than 100 cases of disciplinary infringements, including four cases of alleged racism towards players at English clubs, announced a 10-point plan to combat the racism.

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