<p>Paris St-Germain said Nuno Mendes had their full support after the defender was subjected to racist and abusive messages and comments on social media following a 3-1 home win over Brest in Ligue 1.</p><p>Ousmane Dembele's double and Fabian Ruiz's strike earned PSG a comeback win on Saturday. Brest had taken the lead just before the half hour mark after a foul by Mendes on Ludovic Ajorque resulted in a penalty which was converted by Romain del Castillo.</p><p>Portuguese left-back Mendes, who is Black, posted a screenshot of a racist message sent to him on social media and the club said they are working with authorities to hold those responsible accountable.</p>.Nearly half of women fans in England & Wales suffer sexist abuse at football matches: Study.<p>"Paris St-Germain doesn't tolerate racism, anti-Semitism or any other form of discrimination," the club said in a statement late on Sunday. "The racial insults directed at Nuno Mendes are totally unacceptable.</p><p>"We stand firmly by Nuno and all those affected and we are working with the relevant authorities and associations to ensure those responsible are held accountable for their actions."</p><p>PSG face Girona in the Champions League on Wednesday and travel to Stade de Reims on Saturday in the French League.</p>
<p>Paris St-Germain said Nuno Mendes had their full support after the defender was subjected to racist and abusive messages and comments on social media following a 3-1 home win over Brest in Ligue 1.</p><p>Ousmane Dembele's double and Fabian Ruiz's strike earned PSG a comeback win on Saturday. Brest had taken the lead just before the half hour mark after a foul by Mendes on Ludovic Ajorque resulted in a penalty which was converted by Romain del Castillo.</p><p>Portuguese left-back Mendes, who is Black, posted a screenshot of a racist message sent to him on social media and the club said they are working with authorities to hold those responsible accountable.</p>.Nearly half of women fans in England & Wales suffer sexist abuse at football matches: Study.<p>"Paris St-Germain doesn't tolerate racism, anti-Semitism or any other form of discrimination," the club said in a statement late on Sunday. "The racial insults directed at Nuno Mendes are totally unacceptable.</p><p>"We stand firmly by Nuno and all those affected and we are working with the relevant authorities and associations to ensure those responsible are held accountable for their actions."</p><p>PSG face Girona in the Champions League on Wednesday and travel to Stade de Reims on Saturday in the French League.</p>