AC Milan's Boateng testifies in Pro Patria fans' racism trial

Milan midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng described how he was treated like an animal by six Pro Patria fans accused of chanting racial abuse. In response to repeated abusive chants from a section of the crowd during a friendly game against the ...

Dulce et decorum est pro patria mori is a phrase which sprang to my mind when I heard the news that Rio Ferdinand had pulled out of the England squad despite his recall in an attempt to prolong his Man Utd career yes I am that weird the phrase in ...

The Ghanaian player has since decided his protest in the match against Italian fourth-tier side Pro Patria was not the right thing to do but, ahead of a meeting with FIFA president Sepp Blatter, Boateng said drastic changes were needed. "If it's ...

during a mid-season friendly between Pro Patria and AC Milan, Ghana international Kevin-Prince Boateng became the target of racist chanting from a section of the home crowd. He reacted by walking off the pitch, with the rest of his team-mates and ...

The band and its logo are inspired by Malta's rich historical heritage. The launch of the Pro Patria EP in 2010 quickly established Memen­to Nostri as one of the more unique bands our local music scene has produced. Born from a passion for musical ...

45 Years of Military Television All the important moments in the history of Pro Patria were reviewed and a retrospective film was presented, illustrating the transformation of the editorial office of military TV shows along its 45 years of activity.

Hearings probe racist incident during AC Milan-Pro Patria match (ANSA) - Milan, March 20 - Prosecutors on Wednesday heard testimonies from AC Milan's Kevin-Prince Boateng related to the January 3 incident when Milan players left the field after fans ...

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Washington - European football's governing body UEFA, which has been accused of being too soft on racism in the past, has proposed that offending players or officials will be banned for 10 matches if they are found guilty of the offence. Both UEFA ...