Malaga president makes racism claim after defeat
Malaga president Abdullah Bin Nasser Al Thani launched a furious online outburst after seeing his side crash out of the Champions League against Borussia Dortmund tonight.
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UEFA plans racism crackdown
Players found guilty of racist offences will be banned for a minimum of 10 matches under proposals revealed by UEFA's general secretary Gianni Infantino.
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Rangers Green faces racism charges
Rangers chief executive Charles Green faces a Scottish Football Association charge over alleged racist comments, the SFA has confirmed.
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England fans are accused of racism
The Football Association spokesman are waiting for official notification of a complaint by anti-racism body FARE to FIFA.
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England reported to FIFA for 'racist' songs
England have been reported to FIFA by anti-racism body FARE after fans sang abusive songs about Rio and Anton Ferdinand during the match against San Marino.
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UEFA await ref report on Inter racism
UEFA is expected to decide today whether Inter Milan will face action after racist abuse appeared to be directed at Tottenham players in last night's Europa League tie.
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Balotelli at centre of racism controversy
Mario Balotelli has found himself at the centre of a racism storm in Italy after a shocking public remark by AC Milan vice-president Paolo Berlusconi, younger brother Raciof the club president Silvio.
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Blatter determined to stamp out racism
FIFA president Sepp Blatter stands by his comments about abuse victim Kevin-Prince Boateng's walk-off during a game by saying that "running away" is not the answer.
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Boateng and Milan team-mates walk after taunts
Anti-racism campaigners have praised AC Milan midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng after he walked off the field in protest at racist abuse during a friendly - followed by his team-mates.
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Racism: Chin & Sherlock
GAA stars Jason Sherlock and Lee Chin discuss their experience of racism and seek a solution to the problem
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GAA will not tolerate racism
Leinster chairman Martin Skelly says racism in any form will not be tolerated in the GAA
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Kilcoo To Help GAA Probe
Kilcoo to fully cooperate with Ulster GAA racism investigation
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O'Neill adamant about stamping out abuse
Following the alleged racial tirade directed at Crossmaglen player Aaron Cunningham, the GAA president has reiterated his stance to crack down on all forms of abuse.
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Racism Claims in Ulster
Ulster Council to investigate racist abuse claims by Crossmaglen's Aaron Cunningham
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GAA & racism: Jarlath Burns
The former Armagh player calls for a swift response after claims of racial abuse in the Ulster club final
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GAA to investigate racism claims at Ulster final
Ulster GAA has said it will investigate claims that Crossmaglen's Aaron Cunningham was racially abused during yesterday's Ulster Club SFC final against Kilcoo.
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West Ham taking action over chants
West Ham today vowed to take the "strongest possible action", including life bans for any fans found guilty of anti-Semitic chants at Tottenham.
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Chelsea reject claims of hypocrisy on racism
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck insists the club are not hypocrites for supporting skipper John Terry and at the same time lodging a complaint against referee Mark Clattenburg.
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Clattenburg interviewed in FA racism inquiry
Mark Clattenburg was interviewed yesterday by the English FAas part of the investigation into Chelsea's claim that the referee used "inappropriate language" towards John Obi Mikel.
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Chin - GAA must act on racism issue
Wexford dual player Lee Chin has called on the GAA to impose tougher sanctions for racial abuse at games.