Richarlison says racism will proceed ‘every single day and in all places’ except authorities ‘punish’ the perpetrators after a banana was thrown at him in Brazil’s 5-1 win over Tunisia.

“So long as it is ‘blah blah blah’ and so they do not punish, it can proceed like this, it can occur every single day and in all places. No time bro!” Richarlison tweeted following the sport.

Brazil had posed with an anti-racism banner earlier than kick-off.

The workforce lined up with a message that learn, “With out our black gamers, we would not have stars on our shirts.”

In a press release, the Brazilian Soccer Confederation (CBF) mentioned it was “strengthening its place to battle racism” and “refute any manifestation of prejudice”.

In a separate assertion, CBF President Ednaldo Rodrigues added: “Whether or not on or off the pitch, such attitudes can’t be tolerated.”

Richarlison’s aim restored Brazil’s lead after Montassar Talbi canceled out Raphinha’s opener.

Neymar added a penalty earlier than Raphinha netted his second of the evening and Pedro wrapped up the scoring after Tunisia despatched off Dylan Bronn.