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Semenyo thanks soccer community for support after alleged racial abuse at Anfield

Merseyside Police said on Saturday that a 47-year-old man from Liverpool was arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offense.

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“Racist AND disabled?”: Soccer fans react after Antoine Semenyo was allegedly subjected to abuse during Liverpool-Bournemouth game

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Antoine Semenyo: Man arrested following alleged racist abuse towards Bournemouth forward during Premier League opener at Liverpool

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Liverpool man, 47, arrested after Antoine Semenyo ‘racially abused’

Police have arrested a 47-year-old man from Liverpool after Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo was allegedly racially abused on Friday night.

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Man arrested after Bournemouth star Antoine Semenyo reports racist abuse at Liverpool match

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'Last night will stay with me forever' - Bournemouth star Antoine Semenyo speaks out on racist abuse & sends message to Liverpool fans

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'When will it stop?' - league opener halted as Semenyo reports racism

"We take incidents like this very seriously, and in cases like this we will be proactively seeking football banning orders, with the club, against those responsible," said chief inspector Kev Chatter...

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Man arrested after Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo alleges racial abuse during game

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Man arrested after Bournemouth's Semenyo reports racist abuse

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Racism Against Semenyo at Anfield: Bournemouth Captain Adam Smith Reacts Strongly

AFC Bournemouth captain Adam Smith has reacted strongly to the alleged racist abuse of Ghanaian striker Antoine Semenyo during the EPL opening game at Liverpool

Premier League opener paused after Antoine Semenyo reports racist abuse from the stands

TV cameras showed Semenyo informing referee Anthony Taylor of the racist comment from a member of the Anfield crowd.

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FIFA's Players' Voice Panel to aid Bournemouth's Semenyo after racist abuse

FIFA President Gianni Infantino condemned racist abuse directed at Bournemouth's Antoine Semenyo during a Premier League match against Liverpool, saying the world soccer governing body would reach out to the Ghana international to offer their support.