England Reported on the incident that occurred after the angry clash before the intermission of the World Cup qualifiers Poland.
The Three Lions players were angered by an incident when they left the stadium at Narodovi. Warsaw Wednesday night.
The TV cameras did not capture what caused the melee of almost all the players on the field, but the footage that was then broadcast on ITV seemed to show Polish defender Camille Glick holding Kyle Walker’s neck.
Referee Daniel Siebert booked England centre-backs Harry Maguire and Glick after a fierce quarrel. It is not clear if anything else happened.
But then Gareth Southgate Confirm that England is investigating and report the incident to the referee team and match representatives.
It is now up to FIFA to investigate the matter and determine all the facts of what happened.
“We are understanding what that is,” Southgate told BBC Radio 5 Live. “A report has been submitted and we need to learn more about what happened.
“At present we are still collecting all the evidence, so I don’t have any further meaning to speculate.”
Harry Kane added: “An incident occurred before halftime and it has been reported to the FA. They are processing and investigating it, and we will start from there.
“It is said that this is something done, not spoken out. We haven’t had a chance to watch the video yet.”
At the same time, Southgate admitted that England had missed the opportunity to guarantee World Cup qualification in Poland.
Damian Simansky equalized in stoppage time, ending the Three Lions’ 100% record in the first group, but they still led by 4 points.
Southgate reminded his players that there is still work to be done after the 1-1 draw, but welcomed their reaction to the heartbreaking loss of the 2020 European Cup final in the summer.
He said: “In the past 10 days, they have been great. You can’t be sure how you will react after summer.
“We know that if we can win the game today, we are almost in Qatar. This is not the case, and there is still work to be done.
“We could have been in a better position, so it’s disappointing, but I can’t blame the players for the way they have reacted since the summer.”
Kane leads England in 72 gamesnd Before Szymanski’s goal, it looked like a minute for the winner.
The England captain said: “It is very difficult to take the right approach in the end. I think we handled the game very well. We took the lead and saw the game well.
“When you leave, the pressure will increase. We are still five points ahead.
“These are two difficult away games. We are five games ahead (Poland) and we are in a good position.”
