LONDON -- The English Football Association is due to vote this week to introduce minimum five-game bans for racial abuse. The sanction will rise if there are aggravating circumstances, people familiar with the situation told The Associated Press about the proposal, which is in response to concerns about a resurgence of racism in the English game. The people spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the details ahead of the vote at the FA annual general meeting on Thursday. FA chairman David Bernstein confirmed last week that the organization is preparing to present new anti-racism measures, while stating it wouldnt back UEFA proposals for a 10-game minimum ban for racist abuse. "We dont have to follow UEFA," Bernstein said. "Ours is a very detailed and thought-out proposal. It is not likely to be exactly in line with UEFAs. "Ours will have a minimum, but it will have a clear acceleration from that minimum. We may well yet go beyond the 10 (ultimately)." The FA leadership has been under pressure to introduce tougher and clearer sanctions. In the past two years, Liverpool striker Luis Suarez and Chelsea captain John Terry have been banned for racial abuse. Suarez was suspended for eight games, while Terry received half that punishment. The minimum ban will apply to people found guilty by the FA of any form of discrimination. But anti-racism campaigners believe the FA should fall into line with UEFAs plans. At its congress in London next week, European footballs governing body will be asking its 53 members to adopt the 10-game suspension. Herman Ouseley, chairman of English football anti-racism group Kick It Out, is calling for stronger deterrents. "If UEFA are prepared to go with 10 -- lets go with 10 (in England)," Ouseley told the AP. "We will look stupid if UEFA go with 10 and we go with 5. "It will not add any credibility to the FAs stance it has zero tolerance on this matter. 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But the tournament lasted just one further hole as Villegas, Norlander and Barber all made bogey, while Hughes scrambled his par with a superb putt from the fringe to land his maiden win in just his ninth PGA Tour start. Sky Sports Black Friday sale Upgrade to Sky Sports now and get 12 months half price! Hughes appeared the most unlikely of the group to salvage a three after all four players missed the green from the tee at the testing 189-yard 17th.Villegas, Barber and Norlander all managed to pitch onto the putting surface, but Hughes underhit his ppitch and his ball gripped and stopped in the fringe.dddddddddddd. Hughes picked up his first PGA Tour title in only his ninth start But the 25-year-old piled the pressure on his rivals as he rolled his 15-foot putt straight into the cup before Barber missed from 10 feet and Norlander could not convert his bunker escape to eight feet.Villegas, chasing his first PGA Tour title since the 2014 Wyndham Championship, looked set to extend the contest as he lined up his par attempt from barely six feet, but his ball grazed the edge of the cup to leave Hughes as the champion. Live World Cup of Golf November 24, 2016, 1:00am Live on Get Sky Sports Get a Sky Sports pass I just tried my best to make a par and give them something to look at, said Hughes, who is the ninth Canadian to win a PGA Tour title, and the first since Nick Taylor won the Sanderson Farms Championship over two years ago.I figured I had to make it or I would be out. 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