Real Madrid : «Les racistes ont gagné» affirme Vinicius, Valence «condamne»

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Real Madrid : «Les racistes ont gagné» affirme Vinicius, Valence «condamne»

Vinicius aurait une nouvelle fois été victime d'injures racistes en Liga. Le club de Valence ouvre une enquête. Le Real Madrid soutient son joueur. Un succès de prestige. À domicile, Valence s'est imposé 1-0 face au Real Madrid grâce à un but de Diego Lopez (33e). Une victoire qui permet aux hommes de Ruben Baraja

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