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The world Rugbi supported the audience in the second round match of England in Argentina.
However, despite the “immediate and comprehensive research” associated with witness phrases and video analysis, the management authority could not identify officials.
Britain, on July 15, was officially complained to Estadio Bicentenario in San Juan after winning 22-17.
In addition to the investigation, the World Rugbi said he was working with the Argentina Rugby Federation to prepare an action plan to increase operations, develop fans and prevent further events.
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The second tests of the UK in San Juan’s Argentina
“There is no place for rugby or discrimination, abuse or hatred speech and any complaint of discrimination is extremely serious,” he said, “Read the World Rugby Statement.
“Although an event is clear, we regret that responsible persons cannot be determined.”
Britain won 2-0 series on Argentina before completing the summer tour on Saturday, 200-5 on Saturday in the Washington DC.
The chairman of the world rugby Brett Robinson said: “We offer our full support for the participating players, and we want to know that when rejvilia is faced with them.
“I welcomed the courage to train that he had to be a very suffering experience.”
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Highlights of the first test victory against the UK Argentina in LA plata
British Rugbi Chief Executive Bill Sweeney and Gabriel Travaglini, President of the Association Argentina de Rugby, condemned the abuse.
Travaglini said: “Intense efforts were made to determine the small group of five or seven people, who were responsible for more than 20,000 audiences in the crowd of more than 20,000.
“Unfortunately, despite a complete search, it was impossible to determine the sinners.
“We will continue to work with the world rugby to educate the fans and overcome similar manifestations in the future, ensuring respect and inclusion of our events in the future.”
