Uefa announce Spartak Moscow Under-19 captain Leonid Mironov will NOT face punishment for allegedly racially abusing Liverpool ace Rhian Brewster

UEFA have announced Spartak Moscow's Under-19 captain will NOT face punishment for allegedly racially abusing Liverpool ace Rhian Brewster.

Leonid Mironov will not face action, despite the England Under-17 star's incredible accusation - after Uefa spent three months investigating.

Uefa revealed they appreciate the allegation was made in good faith but no further action will be taken.

Brewster - who scored eight goals including two hat-tricks as England won the World Cup last October revealed: “I got fouled.

"I was on the floor and I had the ball in my hands. One of their players started saying stuff in Russian to the ref.

"I said: ‘It’s a foul, man, what you playing at?’ I was still sitting down at this stage.

“Then their player leaned over me, right down to my face and said: ‘Suck my d**k, you n****r, you n***o.’

“I jumped to my feet and the ref came running over because obviously he realised something had been said.

"He [the ref] said to me he couldn’t do anything because he hadn’t heard it and ‘the only thing I can do is report it’.

“I said: ‘Come on, then – let’s go and report it.’

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"He started doing something else and I said: ‘No, now.’ We went over to the fourth official and told him.

“I told Steven [Gerrard] what had happened and we made a complaint there.”

Liverpool wonderkid Brewster says he has witnessed or been the victim of racial abuse on the pitch SEVEN times in his short career already.

On speaking to Uefa about the incident, he added: “I didn’t even want to put in a complaint. ‘Nothing’s going to happen,’ that was my attitude.

“I was walking down the tunnel after the match and I was just swearing – ‘F**k the system, it’s not going to do anything’, stuff like that.

“Obviously you have to do it [make a complaint]. But if something is ever done about it, that’s another story.”