The centre-half was disappointed by the crowd behaviour but insisted that the processes put in by the governing body helped defuse the situation
England debutant Tyrone Mings believes UEFA's racism protocol was 'effective' after two incidents marred the Euro 2020 qualifier against Bulgaria in Sofia.
Fears of racism incidents during the match at Bulgaria's national stadium were realised in the first half, with play stopped twice by the referee after abuse was heard from the stands.
Mings instigated the first halt in play by communicating his concerns with the fourth official before skipper Harry Kane conferred with the referee and announcement was played over the loudspeaker to warn fans the match could be cancelled if the behaviour continued.