Former Ireland and Racing 92 full back Simon Zebo has apologised after taunting Ulster’s Michael Lowry before scoring a try in the Champions Cup.
Zebo waved his finger at Lowry as he ran in Racing’s fifth try in the 76th minute to round off a 44-12 win for the French side in the second round of the competition.
After scoring the try, Zebo was approached by referee Nigel Owens who said: “I don’t think you need to do that, so I suggest you apologise.”
Following the match Zebo took to social media to formerly apologise. The 27-year-old signed for Racing 92 from Munster last year on a three-year deal worth a reported €700,000 a year.
Racing now sit top of Pool 4 and in last year’s competition reached the final in Bilbao, losing 15-12 to Leinster.
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