Callum Hudson-Odoi has urged UEFA to take action against the fans who made "monkey" noises at England players in Monday's 5-1 away win over Montenegro. Hudson-Odoi confirmed he heard chants, too, and called on the governing bodies to intervene. "I don't think discrimination should be anywhere," he told beIN Sports. "We're equal, we have to play a fair game and enjoy the moment but when you're hearing stuff like that from the fans it's not right, it's unacceptable. "Hopefully UEFA deal with it properly because when I went over there, me and Rosie heard it, they were saying 'ooh-ah', monkey stuff. "We have to just keep our heads, keep a strong mentality. Hopefully Rosie is okay as well. We'll have a chat and discuss what happened but he's got a strong mentality, he's a strong guy. Hopefully UEFA deal with it.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been charged by UEFA with improper conduct, with Juventus now waiting to discover whether the Portuguese will be sanctioned over his ‘cojones’ celebration against Atletico Madrid. The 34-year-old forward has become the subject of a disciplinary investigation by European football’s governing body. That is because he is considered to have acted out of line during a Champions League last-16 encounter in Turin. Ronaldo netted a stunning hat-trick against Atletico to overturn a two-goal first leg deficit and fire Juve into the quarter-finals. They are due to face Ajax at that stage, with the Eredivisie outfit having stunned Real Madrid – the winners from the last three seasons – to prolong their continental adventure. It now remains to be seen whether Ronaldo will play a leading role for Juve in a last-eight clash with Dutch opposition. UEFA have taken a dim view on his reaction to helping the Bianconeri past Atletico.

Neymar has blasted the refereeing decisions following Paris Saint-Germain's Champions League round of 16 loss exit to Manchester United on Wednesday. The officials handed the visitors a penalty in stoppage-time after a shot by Diogo Dalot hit the arm of Presnel Kimpembe, which prompted a review with VAR – controversially awarding Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side a penalty at the death. Marcus Rashford converted on the spot to clinch the last-gasp victory for Man United, eliminating the French side from the Champions League. "That is a disgrace!" Neymar wrote on his Instagram Stories alongside a screenshot of the alleged handball. The Brazil forward missed the match due to injury, though was in the stands and didn't hesitate to make his thoughts known. "And UEFA still pick four guys who know nothing about football to review the VAR decision in slow motion... that handball simply doesn't exist! "How do you handball behind your back? Ahh.. go f*ck your...