LONDON - England star Raheem Sterling has called on the Premier League to show the way to other European countries in the fight against racism. And Sterling is adamant the Premier League clubs and authorities must set an example by taking a zero-tolerance approach. "Banning one or two people is not going to change anything," Sterling said in quotes reported by the British media on Tuesday. - Reluctant leader -Sterling has highlighted the issue in the past, as has England team-mate Danny Rose after he was racially abused during an under-21 fixture in Serbia in 2012. After the latest incident of racially-motivated abuse in Montenegro, Sterling said it is something he is always wary of.

Source: Bangkok Post March 26, 2019 23:03 UTC