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World Cup qualifier behind closed doors and pay a fine of £158,000 for the racist abuse their fans directed towards England players in Budapest earlier this month. Raheem Sterling and Jude Bellingham were both subjected to horrific monkey chants during England's 4-0 win in a World Cup qualifier on September 2.

England players were booed and jeered for taking the knee by a section of Poland supporters on Wednesday evening having been abused by Hungary fans last week.Gareth Southgate had praised the maturity of his players following the behaviour they were subjected to in Budapest, with Raheem Sterling and Jude Bellingham suffering racist abuse.In Poland, England players took the knee before kick-off, and were met with boos and jeers from some members of the home crowd.Poland players opted to stay on their feet while the visiting side took the knee, with captain Robert Lewandowski pointing to the respect badge on his shirt.Southgate had said of booing from some England fans during Euro 2020: "Some people decide to boo.

England's 4-0 win over Hungary on Thursday night - and the moment he first heard the abuse paints a depressing picture.FIFA insist they will be taking action after Hungary fans reportedly directed racist abuse towards Sterling and team-mate Jude Bellingham in Budapest.England captain Harry Kane was also understood to have received anti-semitic insults while carrying out his post-match interview with ITV Sport.In footage released by ITV, monkey chants can be heard coming from the home crowd behind the goal when Sterling goes down inside the box during the second half.The Manchester City star is visibly disgusted when he turns around to face the Hungary end, before appearing to say: "Oh my god."FIFA released a statement on Friday to stress

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Harry Kane was reportedly the subject of anti-Semitic insults after the Three Lions beat Hungary.England were 4-0 winners in their latest World Cup qualifying fixture though the victory was marred by racism aimed at the Three Lions from the home supporters.There were reports of monkey chants directed towards Raheem Sterling and Jude Bellingham, with Sterling also pelted with cups after he put Gareth Southgate's side ahead.And the abuse allegedly didn't end there, with Tottenham star Kane reportedly subjected to vile chants after the game.Mark Pougatch, presenting on ITV, said: "Harry Kane, after he did his interview with Gabriel (Clarke), had anti-Semitic insults thrown at him.