Thomas Tuchel will remind his England players of the anti-racism protocols as they prepare to play Spain in Madrid, according to a report by David Hytner of The Guardian. The match will be the first meeting between the countries in Madrid since a 2004 game.
The Guardian reported that Spain won that 2004 match 1-0 at the Bernabéu, but that the occasion was ruined by racist abuse directed at players. The summary of the report is cut off before it says who was targeted, so the details of that abuse cannot be confirmed from it.
The Guardian's summary includes the line "We had the same discussion before the Serbia game," but the excerpt does not name the speaker.
BBC News published a separate article on the match that asks readers how many England players they think would make the Spain team. The article's summary provides no further detail.
Sources: The Guardian: Tuchel to remind England players of anti-racism protocols before game in Spain; BBC News: Who would make your England-Spain combined XI?.