EA Sports have stood up. Updated on 3 March 2021
EA has issued a lifetime ban to a FIFA player who racially abused Ian Wright after he lost a match while playing with the Arsenal legend s in-game version.
This week, Wright slammed a judge s lenient sentence for a teenager who hurled racial abuse at the Arsenal legend on social media last year.
18-year-old Patrick O Brien lost a game of FIFA after playing with the Ian Wright icon card in the Ultimate Team mode.
The Irish teen then sent real-life Ian Wright awful racist abuse on Instagram, amounting to 20 messages in May 2020.
O Brien apologised and was spared a conviction after pleading guilty, leading Wright to issue a statement saying he was disappointed by the verdict.
EA bans a FIFA player for life after racist abuse of ex-footballer Ian Wright
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Expulsan de por vida a jugador de FIFA por acosar e insultar a exfubolista profesional
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