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Udinese’s Keinan Davis Alleges Racist Slur by Cagliari’s Alberto Dossena
Udinese said it will seek sports-justice action after Davis accused Dossena of racist abuse and teammates separated the players after the final whistle.
- On Saturday, Udinese forward Keinan Davis accused Cagliari defender Alberto Dossena of calling him a "monkey" during their Serie A match, posting the allegation directly on Instagram.
- Tensions escalated following Udinese's 2-0 victory when players from both teams were separated after the final whistle, prompting Udinese Calcio to express "utmost solidarity" with Davis.
- Udinese teammate Nicolò Zaniolo alleged that Dossena also insulted his family, writing on Instagram that the defender "should be ashamed of himself" for the racist conduct.
- Dossena denied the accusation on Instagram, calling it "defamatory," while Cagliari coach Fabio Pisacane and goalkeeper Elia Caprile backed him, stating they trust his character.
- Udinese officials confirmed they will defend Davis and expect rapid resolution from sports justice bodies, maintaining full confidence in the investigation process to address the incident.
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Udinese urge action after Davis reports racist abuse at Cagliari match
May 9 - Udinese have urged Italian football authorities to act swiftly after striker Keinan Davis said he was subjected to racist abuse during Saturday’s 2-0 Serie A win at Cagliari. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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The attacker Friulano against the defender of the Sardinian Dossena. The club Bianconero: "Max. solidarity and full support to Keinan. Similar deplorable acts that have...
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Udinese Keinan Davis' attacker accused Cagliari's human rights defender Alberto Dossena of insulting him racistly on Saturday during the 36th day game won (2-0) by his team. His club gave him its support.
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