Hibs players confirm intention to stand up in fight against racism
Hibs players have taken the decision to stand rather than take the knee before their remaining matches this season.

The Easter Road side has opted to “stand up in the fight against racism” in the wake of recent events which “show that much still needs to be done to eradicate racism” from the sport.
While the squad is still supportive of the initiative that has seen all footballers take a knee before matches this season in support of the Black Lives Matters movement, there is a belief that standing together can better demonstrate solidarity.
Club captain David Gray added: “We’ve seen lots of Scottish teams come together on this issue in the past few days, and we think that by our clubs demonstrating our unity we can send a message to UEFA, the justice system and others that they need to take strong action against those who perpetuate hatred.
"No-one, including footballers, should have to endure this kind of abuse.
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"Enough is enough.”