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BREAKING NEWS: Patrice Evra is convicted for posting homophobic abuse online - and fined £2,670 - over video where he shouted 'Paris, you are queers' on Snapchat after Man United beat PSG in 2019
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Former Manchester United and France football star Patrice Evra was today given a criminal conviction for posting homophobic abuse online.
The ex-Red Devils captain, 41, was not in court in Paris on Thursday when he was fined €1000 (£890) and ordered to pay €2000 (£1780) compensation to two anti-hate campaign groups.
Stop Homophobia and Mousse complained in March 2019 when Evra posted a video of himself on social networks following a game between United and Paris Saint-Germain.
'Paris, you are queers, you are queers' said Evra, causing outrage across France and beyond following the Champions League game.
Alleging that his