US EditionReal Madrid Manager Backs Antonio Rüdiger’s Claims of Being Racially Abused During Club World Cup Match
- Real Madrid Coach Xabi Alonso supported Antonio Rüdiger's claims of racial abuse during the Club World Cup match against Pachuca.
- Alonso stated, "That's what Rüdiger said, and we believe him... It is important to have zero tolerance in these kinds of situations," regarding the incident.
- Alonso mentioned that FIFA's protocol has been activated to investigate the claims, emphasizing that all measures should be taken.
- Pachuca defender denied racial abuse but admitted to insulting Rüdiger by calling him a "f----ing coward.
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Club World Cup: FIFA opens investigation after Real Madrid's 3-1 win over Pachuca
Real Madrid manager, Xabi Alonso, has revealed that FIFA has opened an investigation into claims that Antonio Rüdiger was allegedly racially abused by Gustavo Cabral during their 3-1 win over Pachuca in the Club World Cup on Sunday. The incident happened five minutes into stoppage time, after Rüdiger clashed with players from the Mexican club after he was fouled. After having conversations with the Madrid defender, Referee Ramon Abatti crossed h…
Central of the Real ensures that Gustavo Cabral, the player of Pachuca, abused him racistly during the game this afternoon. Argentino recognises insult, but refuses racism. FIFA is investigating.
Real Madrid manager backs Antonio Rüdiger’s claims of being racially abused during Club World Cup match | News Channel 3-12
By Ben Morse, CNN (CNN) — Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso said he believes Antonio Rüdiger’s claims that his defender was subjected to racist abuse during the game against Pachuca in the FIFA Club World Cup on Sunday, adding that a FIFA investigation is underway. Rüdiger and Pachuca’s Gustavo Cabral clashed near the end of the match at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, with Los Blancos leading 3-1. The two players came close …
Real Madrid manager backs Antonio Rüdiger’s claims of being racially abused during Club World Cup match
By Ben Morse, CNN (CNN) — Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso said he believes Antonio Rüdiger’s claims that his defender was subjected to racist abuse during the game against Pachuca in the FIFA Club World Cup on Sunday, adding that a FIFA investigation is underway. Rüdiger and Pachuca’s Gustavo Cabral clashed near the end of the match at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina, with Los Blancos leading 3-1. The two players came close …
Racism or just a misunderstanding? Real Madrid's coach Xabi Alonso reports after the victory of the Royals in the club World Cup against the Mexican club CL Pachuca about an alleged racist incident around Antonio Rüdiger.
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