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FA Chairman condemns racist chants
Football Association chairman David Bernstein has condemned the monkey-chanting aimed at Tottenham's players in their defeat against Inter Milan last night.
Striker Emmanuel Adebayor was subjected to the racist chanting on several occasions during his team's 4-1 defeat to Inter, while one home fan was also seen waving an inflatable banana.
Despite repeated attempts by UEFA and FIFA to stamp out racism in football, the problem keeps rearing its head and Bernstein admits the regularity of such abuse is worrying for the game.
"I condemn the racist abuse that Tottenham Hotspur players suffered at last night's Europa League fixture in Milan," Bernstein said in a statement on the FA's website.
"It is unacceptable and concerning that clubs in Europe have had to endure recurrences of abuse this season.
"I am sure UEFA will take appropriate action but it also reminds us of the need to work collectively across national and international football authorities to deal with this serious issue, as we are also doing in this country.
"This is a matter I will take up as a priority with the new FIFA anti-racism and discrimination task force when I meet its head Jeffrey Webb in the near future."
UEFA yet to comment on abuse
UEFA have not yet commented on allegations of racist abuse in Italy, but a spokesperson has said the body would only be able to look in to the issue if it was mentioned in the match delegate's report, which is due to arrive today.
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Tottenham demand action after 'racist abuse'
UEFA is expected to decide today on whether Inter Milan will face action after racist abuse appeared to be directed at Tottenham players in last night's Europa League tie.
Spurs lost the last-16 second leg but progressed to the quarter-finals on away goals after the tie finished 4-4 on aggregate.
However, the main talking point after the match revolves around the racist abuse directed at Tottenham players.
Monkey chants appeared to be aimed at several Spurs players, notably goalscorer Emmanuel Adebayor, while a fan was seen with an inflatable banana.
It is not the first time Spurs have had problems against Italian sides this season, with Lazio reprimanded for racist behaviour in both their Group J ties.
Inter have also recently been punished for racist abuse and manager Andre Villas-Boas expects governing body UEFA to act.
– Andre Villas-Boas, Tottenham manager"It was very, very easy to hear the chanting so I am sure that UEFA will act on it.
"It's difficult for Inter Milan because it is something that in some way has happened before.
"It doesn't mar the game but it is something that should have been avoided."
Spurs boss: 'Very easy to hear racist chanting'
Andre Villas-Boas expects UEFA to take action against Inter Milan after their supporters appeared to racially abuse Tottenham players on Thursday night.
"It's a very sensitive situation," Spurs manager Villas-Boas said of the chanting. "UEFA set out to act on that situation.
"It was very, very easy to hear the chanting so I am sure that UEFA will act on it.
"It's difficult for Inter Milan because it is something that in some way has happened before.
"It doesn't mar the game but it is something that should have been avoided."
Reports of racist chants at Spurs Europa League clash
It has been reported that Tottenham players were tonight subjected to racist chants by Inter Milan supporters, who were also seen waving an inflatable banana.
Spurs lost 4-1 after extra-time on the night but progressed to the Europa League quarter-finals on away goals after the tie finished 4-4 on aggregate.
Monkey chants appeared to be aimed at several Tottenham players, notably goalscorer Emmanuel Adebayor, while a fan was seen with an inflatable banana.
Men charged over racist chanting
Seven men have been charged over racist chanting at a football game.
It comes following West Ham's match against Spurs last November. The two teams play again on Monday. West Ham has today warned it will pursue the harshest sanctions' against anyone who goes against what the club stands for.
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Police arrest men over attack on Spurs fans
French police have arrested three men after an attack on a bar in Lyon which was packed with Tottenham football fans.
The pub was targetted on Wednesday night leaving three Spurs fans with minor injuries.
Two of those arrested were Lyon fans, the other is believed to be a member of a far-right group.
Spurs through to last 16 of Europa League
Tottenham Hotspur are through to face Inter Milan in the last sixteen of the Europa League.
A last minute equaliser from Moussa Dembele in Lyon sent them through two one on aggregate.
Spurs fans injured in France
Tottenham response to attack
"Club officials attended an incident last night in Lyon. A group of around 50 people confronted fans. The situation was dealt with and arrests were made within the hour. Three fans sustained minor injuries and received prompt medical assistance.
– Tottenham spokesman"Spurs officials and stewards will be in the city throughout the day, along with match day French police ahead of kick-off."