Toure wants action after racist abuse

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Toure wants action after racist abuse
Thu, 24 Oct, 2013 - 01:00

The City midfielder appeared to be the target of monkey-chanting from a section of the home support during City’s 2-1 victory in Group D of the competition at the Khimki Arena.

City have confirmed they intend to make a formal complaint to Uefa over the matter.

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