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Jess Carter admits fear before Euros final

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Jess Carter admits fear before Euros final

Jess Carter admits fear before Euros final

Jess Carter says she was “too scared to play” on the eve of the UEFA Women’s Euros final against Spain, fearing both football criticism and racial abuse if she made a mistake.

Report by Etemadil.

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