Overview
- Tel, 20, was targeted on social media after missing a penalty in the UEFA Super Cup shootout.
- He wrote that racism has no place in society and that the messages will not bring him down.
- Tottenham condemned the online abuse, calling the perpetrators "nothing but cowards."
- The forward joined Spurs permanently from Bayern Munich this summer.
- In a separate case, Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo reported racist abuse at Anfield, and Merseyside Police arrested a 47-year-old on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence.