Tottenham Stands Against Racism: Backing Danso & Fighting Hate

0:00On April 19th, Tottenham Hotspur just slammed the vial racism hitting their defender Kevin Danso on social media after that tense 2-2 draw with. Brighton. The 27-year-old made a slip in stoppage time, letting Georgenio Rutter equalize and leaving Spurs stuck in the Premier League relegation, zone. The club fired off a strong statement, calling the abuse abhorrent and reporting is straight to the police and authorities. They vowed to chase the toughest penalties for anyone they tracked down, while giving Danso full backing as a player and person. This all blew up during the Premier League's no room for racism campaign, meant to fight discrimination in the game. Danso hid back on Instagram, saying the hate doesn't define him and will knock him off his focus. The Premier League echoed that, stressing discriminatory abuse has no spot in football or society, and they're teaming up with clubs, cops, and social. It's a hit back hard with bands and prosecutions. Meanwhile, this fits a rough pattern this season, from Manchester City's Antoine Semenio,

1:04calling out his abusers to arrests over incidents with. Players like Lutcherail, Gear Truita, and Wesley Fafana. Even Sunderland jumped in, condemning hate against their forward Brian Brobby after beating Spurs. The fight against this poison and football rolls on.