JOHN TERRY CASE UNDERWAY IN ENGLAND

British national team and Chelsea player John Terry's racism case is underway.

Posted 10.07.2012 08:25:34 UTC

Updated 10.07.2012 08:41:58 UTC

Accused of throwing racist insults at Queen Park Ranger’s player Anton Ferdinand, Chelsea player John Terry will appear in the court to defend himself.

The incident is said to have taken place in the game on October 23 at Loftus Road.

The accusations are also supported with camera images.

The case was postponed because some of the players could not stand witness because of Euro 2012.

If found guilty Chelsea Star John Terry will have to pay a penalty of 3,150 Euros.

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