Tyrone Mings reacts on England win in Bulgaria and racist fans: Social media

Tyrone Mings has reacted to his first match for England national team in Bulgaria and to racist chants by home fans during the game. Three Lions humiliated Bulgaria in Sofia, scoring 6 goals. The match however, was overshadowed by Bulgarian fans because of their racist chants and nazi salutes during the game. The match has been stopped twice in the first half and there were talks between Gareth Southgate and players whether to stay on the pitch or leave. "Very proud moment for me and my family tonight to make my @England debut. The unfortunate incidents in the game were handled as well as possible & proud of how we handled it." Mings wrote on twitter.

Very proud moment for me and my family tonight to make my @England debut. The unfortunate incidents in the game were handled as well as possible & proud of how we handled it 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 pic.twitter.com/ai1Cn2ZJYI

— Tyrone Mings (@OfficialTM_3) October 14, 2019

With 15 points after 6 matches, England are yet to secure their place in Euro – 2020 group stage. Southgate’s team will face Montenegro and Kosovo in their final matches of the qualifiers.

Source - twitter/Tyrone Mings

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