US EditionBurnley player says he received ‘disgusting’ racial abuse from opponent
- Hannibal Mejbri, a Burnley midfielder, reported alleged racist abuse from Preston's Milutin Osmajic during a goalless Championship match.
- Mejbri expressed his distress to Burnley head coach Scott Parker, who confirmed that the incident was reported to referee Andrew Kitchen.
- Burnley Football Club stated they are investigating the matter and praised the officials for their 'professional handling' of the incident.
- Osmajic denied the allegations after the match, while Mejbri emphasized on social media that no player should endure 'disgusting' abuse.
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Burnley stars refuse to shake hands with opponent after alleged racist abuse
Burnley players showed their solidarity with Hannibal Mejbri by collectively pulling their hands away from Milutin Osmajic as both teams went through their pre-match formalities ahead of their Cup tie
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