Chelsea centre-back Wesley Fofana highlighted some of the racist abuse he received on Instagram after the Blues' draw with Burnley, with Clarets midfielder Hannibal also subject to racist abuse.
Fofana was sent off in the 72nd minute of the 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge and shared several racist messages he received following the match.
He also wrote: "2026, it's still the same thing, nothing changes. These people are never punished. You create big campaigns against racism, but nobody actually does anything."
Sky Sports News has contacted Instagram's parent company, Meta, asking what action is being taken against the offending account users.
We have also contacted Chelsea and Kick It Out for comment.
Burnley revealed earlier on Saturday that Hannibal had also received racist abuse following the match and have reported the offending accounts to Meta and Lancashire Constabulary.
A club statement read: "Everyone at Burnley FC is disgusted by the online racist abuse directed at Hannibal following today's Premier League fixture.
"There is no place for this in our society and we condemn it unreservedly.
"The club continues to be unequivocal in its stance - we have a zero-tolerance approach to any form of discrimination.
"The club has reported the post to Instagram's parent company, Meta, and expects strong support from them, together with the Premier League and the Police, and will work to ensure that the individual responsible is identified and investigated.
"Hannibal will receive the full backing from the Club and from the Burnley fans who we have already seen condemning the abuse.
"There is no room for racism."
The incident comes in the same week that Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr alleged a racist comment was made to him by Benfica's Gianluca Prestianni.
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