NATIONS - USA making a statement against racism
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Coming off a dramatic win against Mexico on Sunday in CONCACAF NAtions League Final US soccer Federation came out with a strong statement against all kind of racism. Last Sunday, the game was stopped because some part of the fans started screaming an homophobic chant and referee applied FIFA rules and suspended the game. It is time to act and don't tolerate any kind of discrimation!!!
There is no room for racist, homophobic, vulgar or disrespectful comments while hiding behind the anonymity of a social media. You are not a true fan and you are not welcome. EVER.
— U.S. Soccer (@ussoccer) June 9, 2021
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