sport news Racist chants aimed at Vinicius Jr by Atletico Madrid fans 'not a crime' trends now
sport news Racist chants aimed at Vinicius Jr by Atletico Madrid fans 'not a crime' trends now
Racist chants aimed at Vinicius Jr by Atletico Madrid fans 'do not constitute a crime', Spanish prosecutor concludes, because they 'lasted only a few seconds' and occurred in an atmosphere of 'maximum rivalry' during heated derby with Real Madrid Vinicius Jr was subjected to alleged monkey chants during Real Madrid's derby win over Atletico on September 18 LaLiga collated audio and video evidence and filed it to the prosecutors But they have reportedly concluded the abuse 'doesn't constitute any crime' They said the racist abuse was 'unpleasant and disrespectful' but 'only lasted a few seconds' and occurred within a heated atmosphere It wasn't possible to pinpoint any individual fan who'd racially abused the striker
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Racist chants aimed at Vinicius Jr during the Madrid derby 'do not constitute a crime', Spanish prosecutors have concluded, because they occurred in the context of 'maximum rivalry' and 'lasted only a few seconds.'
Real Madrid's Brazilian forward was targeted by Atletico Madrid fans, who allegedly called him a 'monkey', during the game at the Civitas Metropolitano on September 18.
LaLiga collated evidence audio and video evidence of the offensive chanting before filing a report to Spain's Commission against Violence, which has the authority to close Atletico's stadium.
However,
