Real Madrid coach insists Spain ‘not racist’ despite Islamophobic chant
Barcelona forward Lamine Yamal speaks out against Islamophobic chants during Spain's match with Egypt.
Real Madrid coach insists Spain ‘not racist’ despite Islamophobic chant
Barcelona forward Lamine Yamal speaks out against Islamophobic chants during Spain's match with Egypt.
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