• Balotelli and Gebre Selassie incidents investigated
• Uefa to speak to Czech Republic team officials
Uefa has widened investigations into alleged racial abuse directed at the Italy forward Mario Balotelli and the Czech Republic defender Theodor Gebre Selassie.
Uefa says it received new reports "regarding the two cases of alleged racist chanting" at Euro 2012.
A Spanish fans' group acknowledged on Monday that "about 200 supporters" had made monkey chants at Balotelli during the Spain-Italy match Sunday in Gdansk.
Uefa said on Tuesday that it will also seek evidence from Czech team officials about chants directed by Russian fans at Gebre Selassie in Wroclaw last Friday.
Gebre Selassie said he was abused, but declined to file a complaint. Uefa says no disciplinary proceedings have yet been opened. Read More
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