brought to justice

She, too, praised Essayli — who stood nearby — for being “aggressive” and ensuring “that people who break the law and perpetuate violence will be brought to justice.”

Carter said she would take a step back from social media after experiencing "a lot of racial abuse" during the tournament, and the Football Association is "working with police to ensure those responsible for this hate crime are brought to justice".

The Football Association said it was "working with police to ensure those responsible for this hate crime are brought to justice".

"It is a serious offence and our crews will always work robustly with local police to ensure those who engage in such dangerous practices are brought to justice before they cause serious harm to others."

"But our work continues, alongside partners in the UK and overseas, to ensure those responsible are identified and brought to justice," he added.