On foot across England: British Prime Minister and the British Federation after what happened last night.

Saka, Rasford and Sancho have been subject to heavy social networking messages after losing penaltys in 11-meters against Italy in Wembley.

A communique published by the British Federation early Monday morning writes: ” We can't be any clearer than anyone behind such a disgusting behavior, is not welcome to come and follow our team, Periscope broadcasts.

We'll do everything we can to support the affected players until we encourage the severest possible sentences for those responsible.

We will continue to do what is possible to remove discrimination from the game, but we ask the government to act quickly and bring appropriate legislation so that this abuse can have consequences in real life.

The social networking companies must take responsibility and measures to stop abusers on their platforms, collect evidence that can go down and help make their platforms free of this kind of abuse. ”

Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson wrote on Twitter Monday morning: ” The team of England deserves to be considered heroic, not abused on racist grounds in social networks.

And you should be ashamed of yourself. /Periscope. com/