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Merseyside Police investigating racist abuse targeted at Abdoulaye Doucoure - Liverpool Echo
- Liverpool FC and Everton FC condemned the racist abuse directed at Abdoulaye Doucoure following the Merseyside derby, stating it was "reprehensible and will not, and should not, be tolerated."
- Both clubs announced that Doucoure and Curtis Jones would face one-match bans for being sent off during the match.
- Merseyside Police are investigating the hate crime targeting Doucoure, led by Superintendent Claire Doyle, to identify the individuals responsible.
- Chief Superintendent Claire Doyle noted that only eight arrests were made during the emotionally charged match, highlighting the good conduct of most fans.
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Liverpool and Everton condemn racist abuse of Doucoure after derby draw
LIVERPOOL: Liverpool and Everton have condemned the racist abuse received by home midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure in Wednesday’s Merseyside derby after he was involved in a melee at full-time when the game ended in a 2-2 draw at Goodison Park. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
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Premier League 2024-25: Liverpool, Everton condemn racist abuse of Doucoure after derby draw
Liverpool and Everton have condemned the racist abuse received by home midfielder Abdoulaye Doucoure in Wednesday’s Merseyside derby after he was involved in a melee at full-time when the game ended in a 2-2 draw at Goodison Park.
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