Swansea midfielder Yan Dhanda says Facebook's decision to keep open the account of the person who racially abused him on social media has provided 'more fuel for hate'.
The 22-year-old suffered the Instagram abuse following Swansea's FA Cup defeat to Manchester City on Wednesday, becoming the latest in a long list of recent incidents of footballers receiving abuse on social media.
The matter was reported to South Wales Police and investigations are continuing.


Facebook, which owns Instagram, says the individual will only be temporarily blocked from sending Instagram messages and not have their account shut down.