SWANSEA are to take a stand against online abuse and discrimination by not posting any social media content for seven days.
Three Swansea players Yan Dhanda, Ben Cabango and Jamal Lowe have been racially abused on social media recently and the Championship club has declared “enough is enough” in the fight against discrimination.
Liverpool trio Trent Alexander-Arnold, Naby Keita and Sadio Mane became the latest in a long list of players to be targeted on social media after Tuesday’s Champions League quarter-final first-leg loss to Real Madrid.
The Premier League champions called for “the strongest possible preventative measures” to be taken over the matter and Swansea have written to Twitter and Facebook urging the introduction of tougher policing and punishments for those found guilty of sending online abuse.
Rangers and Birmingham City join Swansea City in social media boycott in stand against racism
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