FIFA has cleared Australian referee Shaun Evans of accusations that he made a white supremacist gesture during a recent match. Evans stated that he did not intend to communicate any message, affiliation, game, or belief of any kind.
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FIFA clears referee Shaun Evans of accusations regarding gesture
FIFA has exonerated referee Shaun Evans from allegations of making a white supremacist gesture. Evans clarified that he did not intend to convey any message or belief.
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FIFA clears referee Shaun Evans of accusations regarding gesture