On Monday, Bayern Munich supported French striker Kingsley Coman, who was subjected to racist abuse after he missed goal against Argentina in the World Cup final on Sunday in Doha. Bayern strongly condemn racist remarks against Kingsley Coman. The Bayern family is behind you, King. Racism has no place in sports or in our society,” the German club wrote on its Twitter account.
The Bayern striker, the Blues’ second-highest scoring team, had a shot saved by Argentine goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez as both teams drew 1-1 in a life-changing session, giving Albicelesta a chance to take the lead.
The Blues, who went back to 2-2 in regular time, then 3-3 in extra time, ended up losing 4-2 on penalties.
Midfielder Aurélien Chouameni, whose shot went out of bounds, and striker Randal Colo Mouani were also the victims of abuse on social media following France’s defeat.
Source: Le Parisien
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