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Shaka Hislop reacts to comments by Leonardo Bonucci on the celebration of Moise Kean's goals against Cagliari, who have been the object of racist abuse by the mob.
Moise Kean, the Italian teenager from Juventus, scored her fourth goal of the season in the 2-0 win of the old lady in Cagliari.
Juventus striker Moise Keane was the object of racist jeers, racist scandals and racist abuse by local fans in his Serie A win 2-0. In front of the club Cagliari Tuesday night.
Kean, 19, suffered particularly after scoring the second goal of his team and celebrating in front of local fans.
In response, supporters of Cagliari made the sound described by the Italian media as "buu" and considered a racist insult in Italian football, although some fans argue that it would simply act as a "racist" insult. boring opposing players regardless of race.
Monkey sounds could also be heard among the crowd.
Shortly after Kean's goal, Blaise Matuidi, Juve's French midfielder, who tweeted the support of his team mate after the match, protested furiously in front of the referee and threatened to a moment to go in there.
BIANCO + NERI #NoToRacism pic.twitter.com/qyNB7J83bh
– Blaise Matuidi (@MATUIDIBlaise) April 2, 2019
Matuidi complained last year of having been the subject of racist abuse in the same stadium. Cagliari is then excused, while the Serie A has absolved all his supporters in 2017, when Sulley Muntari of Pescara had left the field after hearing racist insults addressed to him.
The game was interrupted on Tuesday and a warning was broadcast to the crowd – the first step in the so-called three-step procedure that ultimately led the teams to leave the field. The game resumed amid more hisses and the referee sounded the final whistle shortly after.
However, after the match, Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci said he thought the blame for racist abuse directed against his teammate Kean was "50-50".
"You celebrate the goals with your teammates," Bonucci said. "He could have done it differently … I think the blame is 50-50, Moses should not have done that and the Curva should not have reacted that way."
Juventus coach Mbadimiliano Allegri said he had been too immersed in the game to notice the abuse.
"As usual at the stadium, there are idiots but also normal people," he said. "The uncivilized must be identified with the cameras and no longer allowed to enter."
Cagliari President Tommaso Giulini held Kean responsible for his celebration.
"I mostly heard boos, they were starting to make animal noises, they were wrong," he said. "What happened in the end was caused by a party that would have gone wrong and that would have happened with any other player."
In December, Inter Milan was ordered to play two home matches behind closed doors after Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly was insulted racially during a match at San Siro.
Reuters information has been used in this report.
Source: espn.co.uk
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