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Eom has strength to move on after alleged racist abuse, says Swansea boss

BBC Sport Football • October 15, 2026 at 11:33 AM ET

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Vitor Matos says Eom Ji-sung has the strength to move on from the alleged racial abuse which marred Swansea City's win at Millwall.

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