Liverpool, Everton condemns the racist abuse towards Abdel -Alam Dukori

Liverpool and Everton condemned the racist abuse of the midfielder Abdouli Dukori At Merseyside Derby on Wednesday after participating in a full-time fight when the match ended in a 2-2 draw at Goodison Park.

Captain Everton James Tarkovsky It tied in the seventh minute of the extra time to stir the wild celebrations before the alternative to Liverpool Cortis Jones I took overwhelmed by Doucouré to celebrate the visiting fans.

Dukori and Jones were shown by red cards by referee Michael Oliver, who also recorded one in Liverpool director ARNE SLOT after the final whistle.

“Such an attack is not worthy of denunciation and will not be tolerated, and it should not be tolerated,” said the Premier League clubs in the Premier League. Joint.

“The two clubs will work together with the Mercyside police, who are conducting an investigation with the aim of identifying responsible individuals.”

Docori had published a picture of himself celebrating and praising Goodison Park, the believers after what was the last derby Mercyside in the iconic stadium before Everton moved to a new square in Bramley-More Dock.

However, there were many comments of a racist nature in this position.

The clubs added: “We also encourage people who are witnessing or testing online abuse to report and highlight social media platforms.”

“We all, including social media companies, must take a zero position.

Reuters called the Meta, which owns Instagram, to comment.