England’s captain says the team will walk off the pitch if racist abuse occurs again during their match in Argentina. The warning follows a previous incident in San Juan, where England players Asher Opoku-Fordjour and Chandler Cunningham-South were subjected to racial abuse by spectators while they were warming up before a match. In response to that earlier conduct, England’s captain now says the team will respond immediately if similar behaviour is repeated. The pledge emphasizes a zero-tolerance approach to racism and makes clear the team’s readiness to stop play rather than continue under discriminatory abuse. Multiple reports describe the incident in San Juan as the basis for the renewed threat and frame the current trip to Argentina against the backdrop of that prior experience. The statements reflect ongoing concerns about fan behaviour at international fixtures and the potential impact of racist abuse on match proceedings.