FIFA have dismissed a claim made by Liverpool youngster Rhian Brewster regarding racism at the Under-17 World Cup Final against Spain.
Brewster claimed a Spanish player called his teammate a racial slur. It is said that a Spanish player referred to Wolves midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White as a "monkey" while the game was going on.
However, FIFA's investigation has found that such an incident did not take place. The sport's governing body released the following statement on the incident.
A statement from FIFA said: "The Disciplinary Committee had opened proceedings following a complaint lodged by The FA after a Spanish player had allegedly used discriminatory language towards an English player during the final match of the FIFA U-17 World Cup India 2017.
"Following a thorough investigation, the Disciplinary Committee has decided to dismiss all charges in view of the lack of sufficient evidence that could corroborate the English player's claim.
"Despite the absence of a sanction, which can only be imposed on the basis of clear evidence, the Disciplinary Committee would like to restate FIFA's unequivocal, zero-tolerance stance against all forms of discrimination, as enshrined in the FIFA Statutes."