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Racist abuse probed at two German Cup matches
Allegations of racist abuse marred Sunday's German Cup match between lower-league Eintracht Stahnsdorf and second-tier Kaiserslautern. In the middle of the second half, a Kaiserslautern player who was warming up on the sideline appeared to be insulted from the crowd.
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'Not acceptable' - Racist abuse probed at two German Cup matches
Allegations of racist abuse by fans marred two German Cup first-round matches on Sunday. In the middle of the second half of lower-league Eintracht Stahnsdorf against second-tier Kaiserslautern, a visiting player who was warming up on the sideline appeared to be insulted from the crowd.
Racism has no place in football. That's why there's always a lot of justified outrage, whenever there are racist incidents on and/or off the pitch.During the first round match of the DFB-Pokal
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