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Man arrested for allegedly racially abusing Semenyo has been given conditional bail
A man arrested on suspicion of racially abusing Bournemouth forward Antoine Semenyo during a Premier League game has been released on conditional bail, police said Monday. Merseyside Police said the 47-year-man from Liverpool cannot attend a soccer match in Britain or go within one mile (1.

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Man arrested over alleged Semenyo abuse is banned from every football stadium
Stadium ban for man arrested for racially abusing Premier League star Antoine Semenyo
Man arrested over alleged Semenyo racist abuse banned from all football stadiums
A man arrested after an AFC Bournemouth player reported being racially abused has been banned from every football stadium in the UK.

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Man arrested after Bournemouth's Semenyo reports racist abuse
Semenyo thanks soccer community for support after alleged racial abuse at Anfield
Antoine Semenyo: Man accused of alleged racist abuse towards Bournemouth forward at Liverpool banned from UK football grounds
The incident was strongly condemned by representatives of both teams, while the Premier League has said it will launch a full investigation.

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Fan arrested over alleged Semenyo abuse banned from every UK football stadium
Antoine Semenyo: Man arrested following alleged racist abuse towards Bournemouth forward during Premier League opener at Liverpool

Antoine Semenyo Offers Heartfelt Response to Racist Abuse in Liverpool Defeat

The Cherries’ 4–2 defeat to Liverpool was temporarily halted midway through the first half after Semenyo reported hearing racist abuse from a supporter inside Anfield. The fan in question was subsequently removed from the game, police have confirmed.

Bournemouth to bring in PFA support for attacker Antoine Semenyo after allegedly suffering racist abuse at Anfield in Liverpool loss

Bournemouth will turn to the Professional Footballers' Association to support Antoine Semenyo after he reported being racially abused at Anfield.
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Fifa president Gianni Infantino condemns Semenyo racism

On Saturday, Semenyo thanked his teammates, Liverpool, match officials and the "entire football family" for their support.
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Racism Against Semenyo at Anfield: Bournemouth Captain Adam Smith Reacts Strongly

AFC Bournemouth captain Adam Smith has reacted strongly to the alleged racist abuse of Ghanaian striker Antoine Semenyo during the EPL opening game at Liverpool
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