FA resolves fight involving England U16 players at training camp
BBC Football • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 12:32 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
A fight between England Under-16 players at a camp in Turkey was addressed swiftly, according to the FA. The altercation stems from an internal issue during the camp, which took place in October 2025. An online video shows two players fighting in a hotel room, but the FA confirmed that no further action will be taken as the situation has been resolved. The team participated in matches against Turkey, Wales, and Portugal during that period.
- •Fight occurred at England U16 training camp in Turkey.
- •FA described the incident as an internal matter.
- •No further action will be taken by the FA.
- •Video shows players fighting over a mobile phone.
- •The camp included matches against Turkey, Wales, and Portugal.
- 12:32 PMBBC Football — England U16 player fight was resolved quickly - FA
"The FA says a fight between two players at an England Under-16s camp was caused by an "internal matter".
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