Xenophobic songs condemned at Spanish party.
A Spanish party in Cornellá was disrupted by racist shouts. The RFEF asked for the insults to stop. The government and a player criticized the behavior.
During a football match in Cornellá, fans shouted discriminatory phrases. These phrases included ‘Muslim who doesn’t vote.’ The Royal Spanish Football Federation stopped the chants at halftime. The Spanish government said ‘ultra’ groups and Vox were responsible. FC Barcelona player Lamine Yamal spoke out against the disrespectful behavior.
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Xenophobic Chants Disrupted Party
Xenophobic shouts, including ‘Muslim who doesn’t vote,’ occurred at a Spanish party in Cornellá.
Government Expresses Shame
The Spanish government said it was ashamed of the xenophobic chants during the Spain-Egypt game.
Ultra Groups Blamed
The government blamed ‘ultra’ political groups and Vox for the chants.
Yamal's Strong Criticism
FC Barcelona player Lamine Yamal criticized the xenophobic and islamophobic chants.
Football Should Be Respectful
Yamal said football should be about enjoyment and respect, not disrespect.