FIFA has revealed the scale of the abuse aimed at national teams on social media during the 2026 World Cup, saying that France topped the list with more than 18,000 cases, followed by England.
The figures highlight the growing problem of online abuse in football and the offensive comments that teams and players face online, as worldwide interest in the tournament keeps growing.
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