"You have to be careful with what you say or do," Mac Allister told Urbana Play. "Especially in Europe where they are much more sensitive than here. The reality is that we are not a racist country; we are not used to talking about racism so much."
"Enzo has already apologised and explained what happened. I don't think there's much more to say. We know Enzo, we know he would never do it with bad intentions, he's not that guy, he's not racist."
Fofana, a French international, described the video as "uninhibited racism", before Ivorian Fofana insisted "these acts have no place in football or anywhere else".
Reports suggest there has been a rift in the Chelsea dressing room over the response to the issue, with a number of the team's black players unfollowing Fernandez on social media.
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