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Semenyo speaks out after reporting racist abuse

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Semenyo speaks out after reporting racist abuse

Semenyo speaks out after reporting racist abuse

Premier League footballer Antoine Semenyo says supporters who racially abuse players need to face much tougher punishments.

The Bournemouth star has spoken out for the first time to ITV News since he reported a racist comment during their match against Liverpool last week.

Report by Kennedyl.

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