"Merseyside Police confirmed that enquiries are ongoing, with the club working alongside authorities. Everton said in a statement that such conduct will not be accepted."
"Racism and discrimination in all forms are completely unacceptable. They have no place in our stadia, our sport or in society."
"Semenyo has previously called for stronger action to tackle racism in football, including tougher punishments for those found guilty."
"Manchester City praised the swift response from both Everton and the police, while also revealing that Marc Guehi was subjected to racist abuse online following the match."
Merseyside Police arrested a 71-year-old man from Nottinghamshire for racially aggravated public order offences after racist abuse was directed at Antoine Semenyo during a match. The man has been released on bail but is prohibited from attending football matches. Everton condemned the behavior, emphasizing that racism and discrimination are unacceptable. This incident marks the second time Semenyo has faced racist abuse this season. Manchester City also condemned the abuse and pledged support for the affected players.
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