Man City Women reported abuse directed towards Khadija Bunny Shaw to the police following their Womens Super League defeat against Arsenal last Sunday; Shaw will not take part in Thursdays tie against Arsenal for her mental well-being;

Manchester City have reported racist and misogynist abuse of star forward Khadija "Bunny" Shaw to police, according to a club statement issued on Tuesday.

Manchester City says forward Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw has been subjected to “racist and misogynistic” abuse on social media.

SUPPORTERS groups of Manchester City and Arsenal women’s sides have condemned the racist and misogynistic abuse directed at Khadija Shaw. The City striker was the target of abusive messages

Manchester City ‘appalled’ by racist and misogynistic abuse of Khadija Shaw - Abusive messages have been shared with the authorities after the club’s leading goalscorer was targeted

Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw, City forward, suffered racist and misogynistic abuse after a game against Arsenal. City pledged full support and reported the incident to authorities. The club emphasized its zero-tolerance policy against discrimination.

JAMAICAN star Khadija Shaw has become the latest Black footballer to suffer racist abuse. The striker, who plays for Manchester City in the Women’s Super League (WSL), was subjected to the abuse following last Sunday’s fixture against against Arsenal.

Jamaican striker and Manchester City’s forward Khadija ‘Bunny’ Shaw was reportedly the victim of racist and misogynistic abuse following Sunday’s match against Arsenal. Manchester City in a statement on Tuesday said it is appalled by the incident stating: “Discrimination of any kind,

City have reported the matter to the police and promised to support the player over “the disgusting treatment” she received. | ITV News Granada

Manchester City say they are "appalled" by the racist and misogynistic abuse suffered by striker Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw following Sunday's loss to Arsenal.