Eto'o apologises for abusing Madrid

Barcelona striker Samuel Eto’o has apologised for chanting abuse about former club Real Madrid.

Eto'o apologises for abusing Madrid
Tue, 17 May, 2005 - 15:22

Barcelona striker Samuel Eto’o has apologised for chanting abuse about former club Real Madrid.

The Cameroon international caused controversy at the weekend by remarks he made about Los Meringues during celebrations following Barca’s La Liga title triumph on Saturday.

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