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Teenager denies sending racist message to Lioness star Jess Carter during Euros

Teenager denies sending racist message to Lioness star Jess Carter during Euros
Daily Mirror Wednesday 23 September 2026, 12:03 UTC By [email protected] (Eliana Nunes) 1 min read
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Teenager denies sending racist message to Lioness star Jess Carter during Euros Aaryan Aggarwal, 19, denied sending a racist message to England footballer Jess Carter during last year's Women's European Championship A teenager has denied sending a racist message to England footballer Jess Carter on Instagram. Aaryan Aggarwal, 19, appeared at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court on Wednesday charged with sending a message over a public network that was offensive, indecent, obscene or menacing....

Teenager denies sending racist message to Lioness star Jess Carter during Euros Aaryan Aggarwal, 19, denied sending a racist message to England footballer Jess Carter during last year's Women's European Championship A teenager has denied sending a racist message to England footballer Jess Carter on Instagram. Aaryan Aggarwal, 19, appeared at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court on Wednesday charged with sending a message over a public network that was offensive, indecent, obscene or menacing. Prosecutor Grace Court told the hearing that Carter received the message on July 17, 2025 - the day on which England beat Sweden in their quarter-final at the UEFA Women's European Championship. Court said the message read "well done, stupid ugly" - before using a racial slur. The defendant, of Chigwell in Essex, pleaded not guilty to the offence during Wednesday’s hearing. A trial date was fixed for October 3 next year at Cambridge Magistrates' Court.
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