US EditionJose Mourinho Slammed for Comments on Alleged Racial Attack Towards Vini Jr
Jose Mourinho defended Benfica and criticized Vinicius Jr's provocative celebration, sparking widespread backlash amid UEFA's investigation into alleged racial abuse during the Champions League match.
- Jose Mourinho suggested that Vinicius Junior incited crowd racism with his goal celebration.
- Benfica did not show empathy for Vinicius Junior, who was allegedly racially abused, and only complained about facing a "defamation campaign".
- Vinicius Junior had every right to want to leave the pitch after the alleged racist abuse, and UEFA must thoroughly investigate before imposing punishment.
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"It's a harmful performance: with clear words, TV presenter Kate Scott has taken a stand against José Mourinho. After the alleged racism scandal in the Champions League, the coach had submitted a provocation to the victim Vincius Jr. in advance.
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Miguel Delaney: Ignore Jose Mourinho’s disgraceful response – there should be no confusion over Vinicius Jr’s racism allegations
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Shame on Jose Mourinho for his despicable gaslighting of Vinicius Jr
The difficulty we face in the fight against racism, former Liverpool icon John Barnes holds, is not tackling the racists themselves. They are effectively lost to us. The problem is persuading those who believe themselves not to be racists that they also inflict hurt and damage in their responses to it, effectively giving the prejudiced licence to abuse. I give you Jose Mourinho. I give you Mark Clattenburg. I give you the Benfica comms departmen…
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