New York Red Bulls Dante Vanzeir apologized for using a racial slur on the pitch during a match against the San Jose Earthquakes.
In the 54th minute of the match, which ended in a 1-1 draw, a fight broke out on the pitch after Earthquakes striker Jeremy Ebobisse, who is Black, said he heard a racial slur. After the game, he did not identify the player who said the remark or who it was directed to.shows Ebobisse turning around to face Vanzeir, seemingly in response to something he said, and then shoving him.
Barely seen this posted anywhere and it baffles me. This should be the biggest talking point of the weekend. Based off the reactions it’s clear SOMETHING was said that crossed the line. MLS needs to handle this fast & accordingly & hand out a lengthy ban if accusations are backed
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