By Matt Hardy
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Former British & Irish Lion and international rugby player Ugo Monye accused a fan of racial abuse on Sunday evening following a Premiership rugby match.
The 14 cap England player said the incident occurred when he was leaving Sandy Park in Devon following Exeter Chiefs’ 25-24 victory over Gloucester Rugby.
In a tweet, Monye said: “Leaving Sandy Park and one supporter running through the crowd starts shouting “N***a, N***a…” disgraceful.
“Not a single person said a word, challenged or even reported it.
“He walks off after a mild scuffle and fans now telling me “we’re with you”.
“BOLLOCKS you’re with me. You weren’t with me when you saw and heard the most blatant racism I’ve seen from a supporter at a live game.
“So fed up.”
Premiership Rugby and Exeter Chiefs have been approached for a comment.