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Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jr has vowed to continue his fight against racism after three Valencia fans received prison sentences for abusing him during a LaLiga match in May 2023. It was confirmed on Monday that the three supporters have each been jailed for eight months and been banned from attending football matches for two years. These are the first criminal convictions for racially abusing a footballer in Spain. Vinicius Jr - the current favourite for the Ballon d'Or after leading Madrid to LaLiga and Champions League glory last season - has responded to the convictions on social media.

Barcelona goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen made a costly error in his side's LaLiga clash against Valencia. After a pass was played forwards, ter Stegen came rushing out of his goal but wasn't able to make proper contact on the ball and Hugo Duro captialised as he equalised for the visitors.

Real Madrid is expected to appeal Jude Bellingham's dismissal after their 2-2 draw with Valencia, and the club will insist on citing an incident involving Mason Greenwood if they do. Carlo Ancelotti's side lost 2-0 in the first half at the Mestalla on Saturday, with Hugo Duro and Roman Yaremchuk as the hosts. However, the La Liga leaders fought back, and Vinicius' brace brought them up to their level.

Hugo Duro, the Valencia forward, has revealed his remarks to Vinicius Jr. following a tense match between the two teams after the Real Madrid forward equalized for his team on Saturday night. Real Madrid fought back from 2-0 down to win a thrilling 2-2 draw at the Mestalla, with Vinicius Jr striking twice in the second half. Real Madrid were then denied a winning goal with Jude Bellingham's effort ruled out because the ball had crossed the line after referee Jesus Gil had broken for full time.

Vinicius Junior came back from 2-0 down to earn a point in their LaLiga match by netting twice for Real Madrid to steal a point. For the first time since being verbally assaulted at the Mestella Stadium last season, the Brazilian took the opportunity to send a note to the supporters. Valencia had a 2-0 lead in the game thanks to Hugo Duro and Roman Yaremchuk's first half goals, but Madrid came right back to the game in stoppage time before the break.

Brazil wore an all-black kit to promote an anti-racism movement in the first half of their friendly match against Guinea, when they outclassed their opponents to win by 4-1 on Saturday. When playing in LaLiga this season, Real Madrid's Vinicius Jnr has been subjected to racial abuse on ten occasions, and the Brazilian national team has taken the field for their new match. Brazil and Guinea posed in front of a banner that read: "With racism, there is no football" in Portuguese, at Espanyol's stadium. Vincius and his colleagues, dressed in all-black kits, took a knee before kick-off.

Following Vinicius's beating at the Mestalla by Valencia supporters during Madrid's 1-0 loss, the LaLiga side was suspended for part of the game. A fine of €45,000 (£39,000) was levied. After being exposed to monkey chanting and Madrid, vinicius threatened to walk off the field during the second half of the match, the player's 'hate crime,' has filed a lawsuit with the Spanish State Attorney General's Office. Valencia, on the other hand, has filed an appeal against the closing, describing it as 'unfair and disproportionate.' The local press also condemned the 'unprecedented' decision. For five games, the club was initially advised to ban the Mario Kempes south stand, the point of the abuse, but this has now been diluted. The updated fine total now stands at €27,000 (£23,000).

Real Madrid's players will wear the No 20 shirt in a show of support for their teammate Vinicius Jr., who was racially insulted during last weekend's game against Valencia. The club's Twitter and Instagram pages shared a video of the team's dressing room, focusing on the shirts laid out around the benches, which all featured the winger's number 20, as well as his name. The Tweet was captioned, 'Today we all wear 20!'

Javier Tebas, the president of LaLiga, has apologised for the remarks he made after Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jr was racially insulted by Valencia supporters. Tebas accused Vincius Jr. of failing to attend league meetings because of his allegations following the incident. In addition, he said, "It is vital that you educate yourself." Do not allow yourself to be manipulated.'

PETE JENSON (SPAIN): Since part of Valencia's stadium was suspended for five games, Spanish football could have stalled, it may not have reverted to club tribalism and whataboutery. If the racial blunder directed at Vinicius on Sunday is repeated, the Spanish FA will have to respond with the same speed and severity of punishment as well as handing out the same length of ban. Instead of presenting a united front in the fight against bigotry, each club fights its own corner rather than ensuring a united front. On Wednesday night, one Spanish radio pundit screamed: match fixing, doping in cycling, Barcelona's recruiting a head of referees, but there is no punishment. No one gets barred from doing anything in this world of sport. We have to have the confidence to ban whenever a ban is necessary.

According to sources, Vinicius Jnr will not be present in Real Madrid's LaLiga match against Rayo Vallecano tonight because he has pain in his left knee. After being kicked off in Madrid's 1-0 loss at Valencia on Sunday for appearing to striker Hugo Duro in the face during a confrontation in the second half stoppage time, the Brazilian winger was supposed to miss the match. However, he was exposed to racial abuse before and during the game, and after investigating the footage, his red card was canceled, Valencia has been given a five-match partial stadium ban.

After his team's star Vinicius Jnr was once more exposed to racial abuse, Florentino Perez requested that the refereeing system in LaLiga be modified. Real Madrid lost 1-0 to struggling Valencia on Sunday, with the Brazilian forward insisting he had been threatened with abuse from fans at the Mestalla. Play was briefly suspended during the game after reports of the racial chants targeting the 22-year-old man, before resuming a few minutes later.

Following his sending off against Valencia over the weekend, Vinicius Jnr did not train with his Real Madrid teammates on Tuesday as he prepares to serve a three-match suspension. In Madrid's 1-0 loss at the Mestalla on Sunday, the Brazilian was dealt a straight red card in a game that saw him exposing racial abuse from home supporters. Vinicius became embroiled in a scuffle with Hugo Duro as he grew in time, and despite being put in a headlock himself, he was dismissed for slapping the Valencia striker.

The lights were switched off at 6 p.m. local time on a day when the Brazilian government and the world banded together to condemn the racial insults directed at the Real Madrid megastar after his team's 1-0 loss to Valencia on Sunday. After an altercation with Valencia striker Hugo Duro, the 22-year-old winger was dismissed in the second half added time and looked disgusting as he walked off the field. Until the game was called off for several minutes, vinicius said the spectators in the stands had made racist abuses against him, with the forward yelling out one individual in particular, pointing at him angrily. He has since been embroiled in a bitter verbal war with the Spanish La Liga's leaders, as well as how oppositionist supporters have posed 'inhuman' death threats. Pictured right: Real Madrid player Vinicius Jr during the match against Valencia

Xavi's Barcelona manager has come to the defense of Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jnr, alleging that football is the only occupation in which 'insults are accepted'. Racism against the Brazilian at the Mestalla marred Real Madrid's LaLiga match against Valencia on Sunday. The game was suspended for several minutes as many in the crowd were warned that if they did not stop the screaming, the game would be suspended.

In the aftermath of Sunday's brutality at Valencia, Real Madrid president Florentino Perez met with Vinicius Jr. to express help. During the LaLiga match, the Brazilian winger was greeted with racial chanting from fans, with Vinicius Jr. dismissed for slapping Hugo Duro in the closing stages of the 1-0 loss. Real Madrid reacted angrily to Valencia's treatment of their player and threatened legal proceedings to ensure that their opponents were punished for the bigotry.

Valencia has promised to ban any fans found guilty of directing racial abuse against Real Madrid's Vinicius Jr. for life. On Sunday, the Spanish league match at the Mestalla was marred by racial chanting from supporters, and Vinicius Jr. was left visibly distraught as he tried to hold back tears. After an altercation with Valencia striker Hugo Duro, the Brazilian winger was sent off in the second half of an add time and looked dissatisfied as he walked off the field.

Real Madrid has confirmed that it will take court action over Vinicius Jnr's 'hate crime' after the forward was exposed to racial abuse during their match against Valencia on Sunday. As the hosts claimed a 1-0 victory over Real Madrid, the Brazilian forward was exposed to vile chanting from Valencia supporters at the Mestalla Stadium. Vinicius Jnr was sent off in added time at the end of the game after being struck out Hugo Duro during a confrontation, with the 22-year-old starting to be apologetic as he left the pitch.

During Real Madrid's match with Valencia, Vinicius Jnr was involved in a confrontation with a journalist after being accused of racial assault. During Madrid's loss for threatening Hugo Duro, the Brazilian was dismissed - just moments after being told he was verbally assaulted. LaLiga belonged to the 'righteers,' Vinicius said on social media, this was not the first time the Brazilian has been subjected to violence this season.

According to rumors, Vinicius Jr's agents have discussed the possibility of the forward leaving Real Madrid' due to the player's's many racist insults this season'. According to ESPN, this come as the 22-year-old's agents brought the plans to leave the club, but the Brazilian reportedly "does not accept this offer despite being at the maximum." It comes after he was exposed to racial abuses during Real Madrid's 1-0 loss to Valencia on Sunday night.

After being exposed to discriminatory remarks from fans inside the stadium, Vinicius Jr was kicked off during Real Madrid's 1-0 loss to Valencia on Sunday evening. Carlo Ancelotti's side scored a goal less than halftime, with Diego Lopez tapping in a well-planned change from the home side. Madrid pressed late in the hopes of scoring an equalizer, but the game was postponed for several minutes after the winger said to be subjected to racial abuse from spectators behind the goal.

Nottingham Forest defeated Valencia 2-1 in their winter friendly. After a tumultuous game in Valencia that culminated in him rounding the keeper and landing home into an empty net, Taiwo Awoniyi scored the game's first goal. After the break, the home team sparked thanks to Hugo Duro's goal, but fell behind again after a tense finish from Emmanuel Dennis 15 minutes later.

The physical midfielder was playing for the Italian team in the European showpiece (second left) when they went 3-0 up but then succumbed to a second-half comeback from the Reds before losing on penalties. And Valencian boss Gattuso (inset), speaking after his side's 5-1 victory over Getafe on Sunday in an interview published by Marca, despite Milan's loss, he still remembered Jesus' mother (right). I'm a bit ill.' I'm a bit yucky.' We've lost a goal, we've missed some passes, and Ilaix (Moriba) was given a warning. We must all play 100 minutes at our best, concentrated level. We were 3-0 upbeat against Liverpool in the Champions League final, but I didn't know the Virgin Mary in person. You should play with reverence and always be at your best in football,' he says.'