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Liverpool report Spartak Moscow for racist abuse in Uefa youth game

LIVERPOOL have reported Spartak Moscow to Uefa after teenage striker Rhian Brewster was allegedly subjected to racist abuse.

England’s Under-19 World Cup winner was visibly angry at the end of the Reds’ 2-0 Uefa Youth League win at Prenton Park and had to be restrained by teammates and coaching staff at the final whistle.

Liverpool confirmed having “followed the proper procedure by reporting the alleged incident to Uefa” and it is believed to relate to alleged racist abuse.

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