Yaya Touré and Mario Balotelli accuse Porto fans of racist abuse
Manchester City lodge complaint to Uefa match delegate Balotelli
says supporters were making monkey noises Mario Balotelli
Manchester City's Mario Balotelli says he heard what sounded
like monkey noises aimed at him. Photograph: Stephen Pond/Empics
Sport  Manchester City have complained to Uefa after their 2-1
Europa League win at Porto was marred by Yaya Touré and Mario
Balotelli having racist abuse directed at them by the home
support. Balotelli confirmed he heard what sounded like monkey
noises aimed at him and Touré said he had picked up similar
sounds.  City's complaint to Uefa's match delegate came after
Balotelli was subjected to racist abuse when replaced by Sergio
Agüero in the 77th minute. The striker told club officials that
he had heard monkey noises.  Balotelli had been the apparent
target of similar abuse in the first half, not long after Touré
seemed to draw identical behaviour from the crowd when disputing
a decision made by the