Liverpool and Everton release joint statement after Abdoulaye Doucoure racially abused
Liverpool and Everton have released a joint statement slamming the racist abuse directed at Abdoulaye Doucoure "in the strongest possible terms" following the heated 2-2 draw in Wednesday night's Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.
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