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Antoine Semenyo has scored 15 Premier League goals for Manchester City and former club Bournemouth this season Manchester City forward Antoine Semenyo has highlighted further racial abuse he has received this season. On Monday, the 26-year-old posted on his Instagram story saying "it's started again" with a screenshot of comments sent by an account. While playing for old club Bournemouth in the opening Premier League match of this season, Semenyo reported being racially abused by a spectator during the 4-2 loss against Liverpool in which he scored twice. Mark Mogan, 47, was arrested and charged by Merseyside Police with a racially aggravated section 5 public order offence, but he denied the offence at Liverpool Magistrates' Court in December. The court heard at the time that the trial is scheduled to take place on 22 April. City are understood to be offering Ghana international Semenyo all the care and support he needs following the latest isolated incident. The Premier League and Football Association have been approached for comment. Man denies racially abusing Antoine Semenyo Sunderland condemn racist abuse of Brobbey Semenyo's case is the latest in a growing list of racist abuse suffered by Premier League players this season, with four players targeted during a single weekend in February. The UK Football Policing Unit (UKFPU) is investigating the abuse of the four players in February, which included Sunderland defender Lutsharel Geertruida, Burnley midfielder Hannibal Mejbri, Chelsea defender Wesley Fofana and Wolves striker Tolu Arokodare. Earlier on Monday, Sunderland condemned racist abuse directed at forward Brian Brobbey on social media following his side's 1-0 league win over Tottenham. Champions League: Liverpool & PSG goalless on night, Atletico back in front against Barca Women's World Cup qualifier: England beat Spain 1-0 -reaction Will Iraola's summer exit speed up managerial merry-go-round? Preview the new drama from the creator of Baby Reindeer Is it time to scrap the Commonwealth Games? Ollie Watkins reflects on his life on and off the pitch A woman's quest to uncover the mystery of her early life Will Iraola's summer exit speed up managerial merry-go-round? 'I should have died' - Taylor on 10 years since forced retirement The Briton who remains in demand in NBA at 74 How Champions League could decide £100m Alvarez's future Sophie's mum died of ovarian cancer - don't tell her it's taboo Mc Ilroy makes major warning after Masters triumph Another Sunday In Hell: The brutal race that thwarts the greats Where does Mc Ilroy rank among greats after Masters defence? Mc Ilroy holds nerve to win second successive Masters. Video Mc Ilroy holds nerve to win second successive Masters Man City smell blood - why Arsenal should fear title rivals Will Romero's tears become the enduring image of Tottenham's season? The decade-long struggle to get Fury & Joshua together England far from perfect but Red Roses machine marches on Will this be the biggest Women's Six Nations so far? What do you think is the most beautiful F1 car of all time? Copyright © 2026 BBC. The BBC is not responsible for the content of external sites. Read about our approach to external linking.