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New Straits Times
25-06-2025
- Sport
- New Straits Times
FIFA opens disciplinary proceedings against Pachuca's Cabral after Ruediger incident
MIAMI: FIFA said on Tuesday it has opened disciplinary proceedings against Pachuca player Gustavo Cabral following an incident involving Real Madrid's Antonio Ruediger during their Club World Cup match on Sunday, which prompted the activation of the anti-discrimination protocol. "Following an assessment of the match reports, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee has opened proceedings against CF Pachuca player Gustavo Cabral in relation to the incident involving him and Real Madrid's Antonio Ruediger during the FIFA Club World Cup game played in Charlotte on June 22," FIFA told Reuters. Match referee Ramon Abatti activated the anti-discrimination protocol by crossing his forearms in front of his chest five minutes into stoppage time after a brief scuffle erupted following an apparent foul on Germany international Ruediger. Asked during a post-match press conference if Ruediger had been a victim of racism, Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso said: "That's what Ruediger said, and we believe him."
The Star
24-06-2025
- Sport
- The Star
Soccer-FIFA opens disciplinary proceedings against Pachuca's Cabral after Ruediger incident
FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - FIFA Club World Cup - Group H - Real Madrid v Pachuca - Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina, U.S. - June 22, 2025, Real Madrid's Antonio Rudiger and Pachuca's Gustavo Cabral remonstrate with referee Ramon Abatti REUTERS/Susana Vera/File Photo MIAMI (Reuters) -FIFA said on Tuesday it has opened disciplinary proceedings against Pachuca player Gustavo Cabral following an incident involving Real Madrid's Antonio Ruediger during their Club World Cup match on Sunday, which prompted the activation of the anti-discrimination protocol. 'Following an assessment of the match reports, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee has opened proceedings against CF Pachuca player Gustavo Cabral in relation to the incident involving him and Real Madrid's Antonio Ruediger during the FIFA Club World Cup game played in Charlotte on June 22,' FIFA told Reuters. Match referee Ramon Abatti activated the anti-discrimination protocol by crossing his forearms in front of his chest five minutes into stoppage time after a brief scuffle erupted following an apparent foul on Germany international Ruediger. Asked during a post-match press conference if Ruediger had been a victim of racism, Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso said: "That's what Ruediger said, and we believe him." FIFA did not specify the nature of the disciplinary action. (Editing by Toby Davis)
Straits Times
24-06-2025
- Sport
- Straits Times
FIFA opens disciplinary proceedings against Pachuca's Cabral after Ruediger incident
FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - FIFA Club World Cup - Group H - Real Madrid v Pachuca - Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte, North Carolina, U.S. - June 22, 2025, Real Madrid's Antonio Rudiger and Pachuca's Gustavo Cabral remonstrate with referee Ramon Abatti REUTERS/Susana Vera/File Photo MIAMI - FIFA said on Tuesday it has opened disciplinary proceedings against Pachuca player Gustavo Cabral following an incident involving Real Madrid's Antonio Ruediger during their Club World Cup match on Sunday, which prompted the activation of the anti-discrimination protocol. 'Following an assessment of the match reports, the FIFA Disciplinary Committee has opened proceedings against CF Pachuca player Gustavo Cabral in relation to the incident involving him and Real Madrid's Antonio Ruediger during the FIFA Club World Cup game played in Charlotte on June 22,' FIFA told Reuters. Match referee Ramon Abatti activated the anti-discrimination protocol by crossing his forearms in front of his chest five minutes into stoppage time after a brief scuffle erupted following an apparent foul on Germany international Ruediger. Asked during a post-match press conference if Ruediger had been a victim of racism, Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso said: "That's what Ruediger said, and we believe him." FIFA did not specify the nature of the disciplinary action. REUTERS Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
Ammon
23-06-2025
- Sport
- Ammon
Real coach Alonso backs Ruediger after he suffered alleged racist abuse
Ammon News - Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso said he believed Antonio Ruediger when the player told him he was a victim of racist abuse during their 3-1 win against Mexican side Pachuca at the Club World Cup on Sunday. Referee Ramon Abatti crossed his forearms in front of his chest, which signals the activation of the anti-racism protocol, five minutes into stoppage time after a brief scuffle erupted following a foul on Germany international Ruediger. Asked if Ruediger had been the victim of racism during the game, Alonso told a press conference: "That's what Ruediger said, and we believe him. "It is important to have zero tolerance in these kinds of situations. FIFA now is investigating. That's all I can say." It was not immediately clear whether the alleged abuse came from the crowd or an opponent. Soccer's governing body FIFA was not immediately in a position to clarify the incident when contacted by Reuters, as it still awaits the referee's report. Ruediger, 32, has been the target of racist abuse several times when playing for Chelsea, both on the pitch and online, AS Roma and Real Madrid. Reuters
The Star
22-06-2025
- Sport
- The Star
Soccer-Real coach Alonso backs Ruediger after he suffered alleged racist abuse
Jun 22, 2025; Charlotte, North Carolina, USA; Real Madrid C.F. defender Antonio Ruediger (22) and head coach Xabi Alonso react after the game during a group stage match of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup at Bank of America Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jim Dedmon-Imagn Images CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) -Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso said he believed Antonio Ruediger when the player told him he was a victim of racist abuse during their 3-1 win against Mexican side Pachuca at the Club World Cup on Sunday. Referee Ramon Abatti crossed his forearms in front of his chest, which signals the activation of the anti-racism protocol, five minutes into stoppage time after a brief scuffle erupted following an apparent foul on Germany international Ruediger. Asked if Ruediger had been the victim of racism during the game, Alonso told a press conference: "That's what Ruediger said, and we believe him. "It is important to have zero tolerance in these kinds of situations. FIFA now is investigating. That's all I can say." It was not immediately clear whether the alleged abuse came from the crowd or an opponent. Soccer's governing body FIFA was not immediately in a position to clarify the incident when contacted by Reuters. (Reporting by Julien Pretot; Editing by Toby Davis)
