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Published 08:39 30 Nov 2020 GMT
Updated 09:24 30 Nov 2020 GMT
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A series of reports have since confirmed the FA are investigating the post. If deemed to make reference to a person's ethnic origin, race or nationality, it could lead to a ban - despite the fact the post was later deleted.
The term used by Cavani is also said to have been used by his Uruguay teammate Luis Suarez to Patrice Evra in a 2011 meeting between Liverpool and United at Anfield. Despite Suarez's explanation at the time - that the term was used as a term of endearment, not a racial slur - an FA disciplinary panel banned him for eight matches.
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