The fallout from Tuesday’s Champions League clash between Benfica and Real Madrid has continued in the last 48 hours. An investigation has already been launched into alleged racist abuse from

MADRID (AP) — Real Madrid has sent UEFA “all available evidence” of the alleged racist insult against Vinícius Júnior in the Champions League match against Benfica. “Our club has actively collaborated with the investigation opened by UEFA following the unacceptable episodes of racism experienced during that match,

Real Madrid has taken action following the serious incidents that occurred last Tuesday at the Estádio da Luz. The Madrid club has officially submitted to UEFA all photographic evidence and testimonies regarding the racist attacks directed at Vinicius Junior during the Champions League match against SL Benfica.

Real Madrid have confirmed that they "actively collaborated with the investigation opened by UEFA" following accusations of racist abuse being aimed at Vinicius Junior during the Blancos' Champions League clash with Benfica.

Real Madrid travel to Benfica on Tuesday for the first leg of the knockout phase playoffs and will be aided by the return of Trent Alexander-Arnold from injury

Real Madrid square off against SL Benfica in the first leg of their UEFA Champions League knockout playoff tomorrow at Estadio da Luz.Los Blancos go in game against Jose Mourinho’s side without