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Published 11:44 20 Jan 2019 GMT
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"Racing does not wish to stigmatise Ulster Rugby as a whole," said Racing. "The insults suffered by Simon Zebo are the actions of only one or two individuals," their statement added. "They have been condemned by many Ulster fans who have shown their support for Simon. "Racism has no place in rugby, in which the values of solidarity and togetherness are the exact opposite of any forms of discrimination."Zebo tweeted on the incident: "I hope my ears deceived me with some comments directed my way from the crowd. #Not on - Django wins in the end."
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