GETTY Arsene Wenger during Monday night's win over West Brom Part of the 13,000-capacity stadium had to be closed in November 2014 on UEFA’s instructions after Shaktar Donetsk’s Brazilian striker accused the fans of “an ugly act”, adding that he “heard rude abuse...racist ones.” While accepting that the atmosphere for tomorrow’s Group H Europa League match would be challenging, Wenger expressed his confidence that UEFA were on top of the racism issue. “Look, no I don’t have any preconceived ideas,” he said. “I hope that will not happen, and UEFA has always been very strong to deal with that. “They have a new stadium,...
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