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Newcastle midfielder Joe Willock revealed that he had undergone online racist abuse after his team was defeated by Fulham on Saturday.
Jacob Murphy gave the Magpies an advantage of the first half in St James' Park, but Marco Silva's side obtained level after the interval.
Just after the time, Mark Willock came to replace Joelinton in the center of the field, and lost the opportunity to restore Newcastle leadership after not connecting with a Alexander Isak cross shortly after being introduced.
Visitors would finally ensure the three points after Rodrigo Muniz scored in the final stages to complete the return of the Cottagers.
After the game, Willock turned to social networks to share screenshots of vile racist abuse he had received online.
A disgusting comment Willock received that he subsequently shared with his Instagram story said: 'Can't you score from such a position? Black N **** '.
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The 25-year-old arrived as a substitute for the second half in the 2-1 defeat at St James' Park
Willock shared the disgusting messages to his Instagram story, subtitling one 'I hope you find God brother'
Another user sent him to the 25 -year torrent of disgusting messages, referring to the former Youth of England as a 'black slave B ***** d' among other racist epithets.
The second user also wanted damage to Willock and his family.
Willock, a Christian in exercise who has often talked about his religious faith, shared the vile screenshots with the legend: “I hope you find God brother.”
The midfielder has made 26 appearances for Newcastle this season predominantly from the bank, contributing with a goal and an assistance.
Newcastle is the host of Willock's old Arsenal on Wednesday, while Eddie Howe's team seeks to reserve its place in the EFL Cup final for the second time in the last three years.
The URACAS won the first leg in the Emirates 2-0, with Willock starting in the center of the central field.