MOSCOW, Jul 16 BBC correspondent Eilid Barbour criticized women's England national team for a small number of black players in the team. The journalist expressed her position after one of the matches of the European Women's Championship, which takes place in England. She was outraged that the vast majority of players in the team are white. «The entire first team and five substitutes who entered the field were white. We see a complete lack of racial diversity in women's football in England,» Barbour said live She was later answered by TalkTV colleague Julia Hartley-Brewer. She slammed Barbour for this remark. Hartley-Brewer on Twitter. England finished first in their group at the European Championship, winning all three matches 14-0 on aggregate. The team reached the quarterfinals, its opponent will be determined later. Three black players have been signed up for the England national team, but they did not take part in the matches.
