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Swansea Coach Blames Millwall Delay on Racist Abuse of Ji‑sung Eom

Swansea coach says a stoppage in their 1-0 win at Millwall was caused by racist abuse of winger Ji‑sung Eom.

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Swansea City head coach Vitor Matos said the extended stoppage that occurred during his team's 1-0 victory at Millwall was caused by racist abuse directed at winger Ji‑sung Eom. The incident unfolded in the second half of the match, prompting a pause while officials addressed the situation.

Matos described the abuse as “unacceptable” and insisted that the delay was necessary to ensure the safety of the player and to allow officials to investigate. He added that the club will pursue appropriate action in response to the allegations.

The match, played at Millwall's stadium, ended with Swansea securing three points, but the focus shifted to the reported incident. No further details about the nature of the abuse or any disciplinary measures have been released at this stage.

Why It Matters

The episode highlights ongoing concerns about racism in European football, an issue that resonates with fans and governing bodies across the US and Europe.

Originally reported by BBC Sport. Read the full story at BBC Sport ›
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