AC Milan striker M'Baye Niang has backed his team-mates' decision to leave the field of play following racists taunts from the crowd.
The Rossoneri were playing a friendly against regional side Pro Patria when, after just under an hour's play, Kevin Prince-Boateng reacted angrily by kicking the ball into the stands after tiring of repeated racist chanting from a small section of fans.
Milan captain Massimo Ambrosini decided to lead his side from the field and Niang applauded his captain's decision and has warned that he and his team-mates would do it again should the need arise.