Eto’o suffers racist taunts as Barca claim third win

BARCELONA’S Cameroonian international Samuel Eto’o was targeted by racist taunts after scoring at Racing Santander in the Primera Liga last night.

Mon, 18 Sep, 2006 - 01:00

But the European and Spanish champions eased their way to a 3-0 win at struggling Santander.

Goals from Eto’o, Ludovic Giuly and a Ronaldinho penalty secured the win, their third in three games in the league, to put them level on nine points with Sevilla and Valencia.

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Courts Soccer Europe Place: Bernabeu Place: Italy Place: Rome Place: Ascoli Place: Tuscany Place: Empoli Place: Franken-Stadion Person: Eto’o Person: Samuel Eto’o Person: Ludovic Giuly Person: Ronaldinho Person: Jose Antonio Reyes Person: David Beckham Person: Reyes Person: Beckham Person: Renato Person: Frederic Kanoute Person: Rafael Sobis Person: Kanoute Person: Juande Ramos Person: Fernando Morientes Person: Vicente Person: Sergio Aguero Person: Rodrigo Taddei Person: David Pizarro Person: Francesco Totti Person: Taddei Person: Mario Frick Person: Stefano Okaka Person: David Di Michele Person: Cristiano Lucarelli Person: Antonio Di Natale Person: Clarence Seedorf Person: Kaka Person: Francesco Flachi Person: Massimo Bonanni Person: Rolando Bianchi Person: David Hellebuyck Person: Mohammed Kallon Person: David Rozehnal Person: Hellebuyck Person: David Gigliotti Person: Benjamin Nivet Person: Steve Savidan Person: Christian Gimenez Person: Mark Van Bommel Person: Artur Wichniarek Person: Jonas Kamper Event: UEFA Event: Ligue 1 Organisation: Barca Organisation: Barcelona Organisation: Racing Santander Organisation: Santander Organisation: Sevilla Organisation: Valencia Organisation: Real Madrid Organisation: Real Sociedad Organisation: Real Betis Organisation: Betis Organisation: Getafe Organisation: Deportivo Coruna Organisation: Villarreal Organisation: Zaragoza Organisation: Real Mallorca Organisation: Atletico Organisation: Athletic Bilbao Organisation: Roma Organisation: Palermo Organisation: Siena Organisation: Lazio Organisation: Fiorentina Organisation: Udinese Organisation: Torino Organisation: Catania Organisation: Atalanta Organisation: Chievo Organisation: AC Milan Organisation: Parma Organisation: Champions Inter Organisation: Sampdoria Organisation: Reggina Organisation: Cagliari Organisation: Paris St Germain Organisation: Monaco Organisation: Lyon Organisation: Lorient Organisation: Troyes Organisation: Nice Organisation: Lille Organisation: Toulouse Organisation: Valenciennes Organisation: Nantes Organisation: Le Mans Organisation: Sedan Organisation: Bundesliga Organisation: Hertha Berlin Organisation: Schalke 04 Organisation: Hertha Organisation: FC Nuremberg Organisation: Nurnberg Organisation: Bochum Organisation: Bayern Munich Organisation: Arminia Bielefeld Organisation: Bayern Organisation: Arminia Organisation: Borussia Monchengladbach Organisation: Werder Bremen Organisation: Monchengladbach

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