Racist abuse twice halts England's 6-0 victory in BulgariaBulgarian fans showed their disapproval as they asked to behave during one of two first-half interruptions to the game against England. SOFIA - England's Euro 2020 qualifier in Bulgaria was twice halted by racist chanting as they bounced back from a first qualifying defeat in 10 years with an emphatic 6-0 win in Sofia. Once restarted, England quickly made it 3-0 through Barkley before a second stoppage as Croatian referee Ivan Bebek held discussions with players and coaching staff from both sides. Raheem Sterling then netted twice either side of half-time before Harry Kane rounded off the scoring to take England to the brink of qualification. That warning was not heeded as after Barkley headed home Kane's cross, there was a second, longer stoppage in play.

Source: Bangkok Post October 14, 2019 20:48 UTC