Manchester City Condemn Racist Abuse of Semenyo and Guehi During Everton Draw
Racist Abuse on and off the Pitch
Manchester City have issued a strong statement condemning the horrific racist abuse aimed at Antoine Semenyo and Marc Guehi following their dramatic 3-3 draw against Everton on Monday.
Arrest and Online Abuse
According to official statements from Manchester City and Merseyside Police, authorities have arrested a 71-year-old man from Nottinghamshire on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence. The arrest occurred after supporters and stewards reported that racist abuse was shouted at Semenyo inside the Hill Dickinson Stadium during Monday's fixture. Guehi was subjected to vile online abuse after a costly error in the thrilling Premier League title clash.
- The suspect has been released on bail with strict conditions, including a ban on going within one mile of any designated sports stadium for up to four hours before and after matches.
- Manchester City stated: "We welcome the swift action taken by Everton and the police to identify the individual responsible."
"We welcome the swift action taken by Everton and the police to identify the individual responsible." - Manchester City
Consequences and Actions
The suspect has been released on bail with strict conditions. Manchester City have welcomed the swift action taken by Everton and the police.
