After the draw on Club Brugge (2-2), Anderlecht coach Vincent Kompany confided his anger in the mixed zone due to racist insults coming from the Bruges stands: “I’m not going to talk about the game today. I leave this match disgusted. During the whole meeting, me and my staff were insulted. Racist insults that also targeted the players. The day therefore ended badly. I will refrain from any comments. I will meet with my staff and with the people who matter to me. We shouldn’t be going through this anymore. Bye.”
Incidents which challenged his compatriot and former teammate with the Red Devils Romelu Lukaku. In a story posted on his social networks, the Belgian striker from Chelsea protested against discriminatory insults, while asking for more striking decisions from the authorities of Belgian football to avoid recurrence: “I hope you will take concrete actions. May an icon like Vincent Kompany be insulted because of his skin color … Enough is enough! Are you going to show off with your hashtags, take concrete action now. “
