A Paulista Football Federation (FPF) A note of repudiation against the racist attacks suffered by Portuguese goalkeeper Tom Cristian, during the match against São José, for Paulistão, released on Friday (21) on Friday (21). The entity said it will take the case to the competent authorities and the Sports Court.
The episode occurred on Thursday night, when fans of themselves directed racist offenses to the goalkeeper after the third goal of São José, who won 3-0. The confusion began around 30 minutes of the second half, with fans throwing objects in the field and utter insults.
Given the situation, players and coaching staff of the Portuguese santista refused to continue the match, which ended 12 minutes ahead of expected.
“The FPF reiterates its anti -racist position, corroborated by the unprecedented treaty for diversity and against intolerance in São Paulo football, which dictates procedures against all kinds of prejudice and intolerance in sport,” the federation said.
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The Paulista Football Federation is publicly expressed its repudiation of racist offenses against the goalkeeper of the Portuguese Santista, Winston Cristian dos Santos, during the match against São José, on Thursday. The athletes and coaching staff of Portuguese Santista refused to continue the game. Thus, the match was paralyzed and closed on 76 minutes. FPF professionals on site are providing all the necessary care and reception to the athlete.
The FPF will refer the case to the competent authorities for all measures to be taken, and individuals who committed the crime are identified and punished with the greatest rigor of the law.
The case will also be referred to the Sports Court, which will evaluate the whole case.
The FPF reiterates its anti -racist position, corroborated by the unprecedented treaty for diversity and against intolerance in São Paulo football, which dictates procedures against all kinds of prejudice and intolerance in sports.
