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Guardiola, Klopp would back players leaving pitch over racist abuse

Guardiola, Klopp would back players leaving pitch over racist abuse
Manchester City’s Manager Pep Guardiola and Liverpool Manager Jurgen Klopp

Manchester City’s Manager Pep Guardiola and Liverpool Manager Jurgen Klopp have led a number of Premier League Managers in saying they would be prepared to take their players off the pitch in a bid to combat racist abuse.

Guardiola says that he believes racism is getting worse in Europe and football is a strong weapon to defend the principles of humanity.

Meanwhile, Klopp says football has to do everything to prevent racism.

Defending Champions Manchester City in an English Premier League match will take on Fulham at 12.30am tomorrow.

Liverpool currently leads the EPL Points table with 76 points while City are 2 points behind and are placed second.

City now has only 8 matches to play and should they win against Fulham, they will claim the top spot on the points table.

Source: BBC Sports

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