UEFA say they are “very concerned” by Inter’s apparent failure to follow the European governing body’s protocol on racist chants.
According to UEFA’s protocol, the match should have been suspended at that point but instead, the game was allowed to continue.
In a statement released on Friday, UEFA along with world players’ union FIFPro, pointed out that the match should have been halted.
“Both organisations are of the opinion that the racist chants towards Koulibaly, who had to leave the pitch after receiving a second yellow card, are unacceptable and have no place in football.”
Inter will be forced to play two games behind closed doors as a result of the chants, a punishment that UEFA and FIFPro welcomed.
Fans at the San Siro hurled monkey chants at Napoli defender Kalidou Koulibaly during Wednesday’s match, according to Carlo Ancelotti.
Three announcements were made over the loudspeaker imploring fans to stop the chants, but they continued unabated.

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