Carter fears the racist abuse of James after a Miss Penalty Capture in Euro, an exchange of fire Football news

England beat Sweden over the penalty shootout in the Euro 2025 quarter -finals before defeating Spain in the final.

England defender Jess Carter said that she felt sigh when her non -black colleagues missed the penalties while winning the shooting of Sweden in the quarter -finals in the Euro 2025 for women, for fear that Lauren James would suffer from misuse of “astronomical” racist if the attacker is the only player who misses a penalty.

England defeated two goals to impose sanctions in Zurich, eventually, victorious 3-2 in an exchange of 14 attempts.

Swedish goalkeeper Jennifer Falk saved four penalty kicks in England, including James II’s effort. Beit Meed, Alex Greenwood and Grace Clinton, who are all eggs, also missed their kicks in England.

“It is great to say, but it is almost a sigh of relief when other players, blacks, did not understand a punishment, because the racism that would have come with LJ (James) is the only one that missed it was astronomical,” Carter told the United Kingdom on Monday.

“Not because we want them to fail – it is about knowing how it will be for us (England Black Players) if we missed.”

Carter said in July that it was a target of racist abuse online since EURO 2025 began in Switzerland and announced that she is away from social media throughout the tournament.

“It makes you feel very young. It makes you feel unimportant, and that you are not of value,” said 27 -year -old.

“It makes you guess everything you do-it’s not a great place. It doesn’t make me feel confident in returning to the field. My family has also destroyed it and very sad.”

England, which was traditionally before the matches as a gesture against racism, chose not to do this before the semi -finals against Italy, following the disclosure of Carter about the abuse she faced.

She also admitted a feeling of fear when England director Sarina and Yumman informed her that she would play in the final against Spain, which England beat 3-1 on penalties After a 1-1 draw.

“This is the first time that I am afraid – very afraid of playing,” Carter said.

“I think it was a mixture of this big game, but moreover (I) is afraid of any mistreatment that might come with it, whether it is based on football or whether it would be the racist that will come with it because I did something wrong.”