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Published 11:27 9 Dec 2020 GMT

In the aftermath of the incident, which UEFA has said it will fully investigate, Coltescu's private Instagram was hacked, with its bio replaced with the words "HACKED by @vipergord & @ahmet.bzgln" and the message "#notoracism".
His profile picture was also replaced by that of the man he is alleged to have racially abused.
After the incident on Tuesday, a number of the players involved in the game took to social media to express their dismay at what had happened and publish anti-racist messages.
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