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Published 22:16 7 Oct 2020 BST
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"This was victim-supported and led by Kick It Out.
"The sessions provided a greater understanding of equality, diversity, discrimination and what is unacceptable behaviour.
"They also highlighted the impact of hate crime on others and further punishments if he re-offends. We continue to work with the boy and there has been no repeat offending since."
The incident in July was not the first time Zaha has opened up about being on the receiving end of racist abuse. In an interview given in 2019 he said he was racially abused during most games.
"Nearly every game I’m called a monkey or a n***** or a whatever," he explained. "Imagine if I really got down about that?" He continued: "I don’t know if we’re animals to them or whatever. Why is this okay? "Why are you saying these things right next to your five-year-old kid? And then, when you leave, what, you’re back to being a normal dad, working a normal job? "People mask this stuff."World Cup 2026 prize money: The staggering amount the winners can earn revealed
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