Callum Hudson-Odoi has called on UEFA to take 'proper' action against Montenegro after racist abuse was directed at a number of England players during the Three Lions' 5-1 win in Podgorica on Monday night.
The Chelsea teenager was in the rare position of starting his first international game without having started a match in the Premier League, and challenged the Montenegrin defence on multiple occasions with his direct running.
However, the game was marred by audible chants directed at some black England players, with Danny Rose being singled out for particular abuse.
Speaking to beIN Sports after the match, Hudson-Odoi said: "I don't think discrimination should be anywhere.