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Police and DFB Open Probes After Racial Abuse Claims at Leipzig Cup Match

Lok Leipzig has apologized for the abuse after broadcaster footage prompted Antwi-Adjei to file a police complaint.

Antwi-Adjei wird bei einem Einwurf rassistisch beleidigt
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Overview

  • Christopher Antwi-Adjei reported the N-word from the stands 14 minutes into the match, prompting referee Max Burda to pause play and a stadium announcement against discriminatory chants.
  • Antwi-Adjei filed a formal criminal complaint and local police have confirmed an ongoing investigation into the alleged racial abuse.
  • The DFB’s Kontrollausschuss launched disciplinary proceedings under its multi-step protocol to assess potential fines, stadium bans or sporting penalties.
  • 1. FC Lok Leipzig issued a public apology on its website and pledged full cooperation to help identify the offender and support investigations.
  • Sky’s slow-motion footage showing objects thrown toward Antwi-Adjei is being cited as key evidence in both criminal and DFB disciplinary inquiries.