A university has withdrawn an offer to an applicant after an alleged racist video was posted on social media.
The footage was taken from what appears to be a Snapchat group chat and posted on Instagram.
The video plays a voice recording in which one male can be heard using racist language.
It emerged online after the Euro 2020 final - and the Instagram account which posted the footage tagged Nottingham Trent University in the post.
On Wednesday, July 14, a spokesman for the university said the allegation didn't involve a current student.
But at the time it was unclear whether the footage related to a university applicant.
In an update, the university confirmed that it had withdrawn an offer to an applicant.
A Nottingham Trent University spokesman said: “This allegation does not involve an NTU student. We do not tolerate any form of discrimination, including racism.
"We looked into this matter immediately and as a result have withdrawn an offer to an applicant.”
On Sunday evening England’s dreams of a second major tournament win in 55 years were dashed as Gareth Southgate’s men lost the final on penalties.
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