Dinamo, Under the UEFA Magnifying Glass After the Sepsi Match: Serious Accusations of Ethnic Hatred and Reactions in the Chain
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Antal Arpad, the mayor of St.Gheorghe, announced on Monday that he submitted official referrals to FRF and UEFA following the xenophobic chants of Dinamo's fans in the match with Sepsi.
Dinamo was complained to UEFA after what happened during the match at St. Gheorghe against Sepsi. The game was interrupted because of the xenophobic chants of the supporters of the movers.
The mayor of Sepsiszentgyörgy has filed an official complaint with the Hungarian and international football associations regarding the events that took place at the Sepsi–Dinamo football championship last Friday. Árpád Antal emphasized that hate speech was once again taking place in their stadium. In his submission, the mayor demands decisive action and the suppression of xenophobia from the sports administration.
Árpád Antal has filed an official complaint with the Romanian Football Federation regarding the anti-Hungarian chants made during the Sepsi OSK–Dinamo Bucharest match.
The match at St. Gheorghe, between Sepsi and Dinamo, score 0-2, from the 11th stage of the Super League, was marked by two huge scandals. One was produced by the gallery of Dogs, which prophesied, during the match, transmitted live to Digi Sport, xenophobic and anti-magic scans, and the other broke out after Andrei Nicolescu (50 years) complained of the lack of hospitality of the hosts.
The city hall of St. George, through the Antal Arpad building, filed a complaint to FRF following the incidents of the match Sepsi - Dinamo, score 0-2, match from stage #11 of Superliga. What happened? The numerous gallery of dynamos moved to St. George resorted to a series of xenophobic lodges to the Hungarians. ...
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