The star of Paris SG Neymar has repeatedly denounced, during the match lost against Marseille, the "racism" of his Marseille opponent Alvaro Gonzalez, during a very tense match which ended in five exclusions, including that of from Brazilian.
According to isolated images broadcast by the Téléfoot channel, Neymar complained shortly after the half-hour of play to the refereeing body, repeating on numerous occasions "racismo, no" ("racism, no"), by pointing the Spanish defender of OM, responsible for marking him.
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“What racism?” Replied Alvaro Gonzalez, according to Téléfoot.
At the very end of the match, after an embryonic general fight, Neymar was one of the five players excluded by the referee, for having slapped the back of Alvaro Gonzalez's head.
“Look at racism.
That's why I hit him, ”said the Brazilian leaving the pitch.
"My only regret is not having hit this asshole in the face," tweeted the Parisian N.10 an hour after the meeting.
Único arrependimento que tenho é por não ter dado na cara desse babaca
- Neymar Jr (@neymarjr) September 13, 2020
Neymar "told me it was a racist insult, but I did not hear on the ground," said PSG coach Thomas Tuchel in a press conference.
"There are the images of television, things will be judged", for his part reacted the sports director of the Parisian club, Leonardo, on Téléfoot.
“Neymar was a bit upset, I hope we have nothing to do with it.
I hope that will not put black on our victory.
There is no room for racism in football.
I do not think it is.
there is also a spit from Di Maria.
It's a Clasico.
I hope that was not the case, for his part reacted the Marseille coach, André Villas-Boas.
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Is Marseille's victory in Paris (1-0) marred by racist remarks, insults and other spitting?
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- TELEFOOT LA CHAINE DU FOOT (@telefoot_chaine) September 13, 2020
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