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Soccer Player Accuses Opponent of Making Monkey Sounds
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First reported by Sport5 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Ezekiel Henty, a player for Hapoel Rishon LeZion, accused opponent Matan Levi of Bnei Yehuda of making monkey noises during a match, calling the act "inhuman" and racist. Henty reported the incident to the referee but no action was taken, and he refused Levi's post-game apology.
- 01Player Ezekiel Henty accused opponent Matan Levi of making monkey noises.
- 02Henty called the act "inhuman" and a form of racism.
- 03The referee reportedly did not acknowledge the incident.
- 04Henty refused Levi's apology after the game.
- 05Henty hopes the Football Association will act against racism.
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