A Mexican football fan apologizes after a video circulated showing him making a racist gesture toward a Korean YouTuber during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The incident occurs at Akron Stadium in Zapopan, Mexico, during the Group A match between South Korea and the Czech Republic. Ino Cat, a Korean YouTuber with millions of subscribers, posts footage in which she records herself taking a selfie and waving to viewers while, behind her, a man makes a gesture involving pulling both eyes back with his fingers. The gesture is widely recognized as offensive toward people of Asian descent. The controversy expands as the video draws attention on social media and the YouTuber shares her reaction online. The man is later identified as Ulises Fernando Bernal Miramontes, described as president of an engineering association in Mexico’s Jalisco state. Multiple outlets report that he posts an apology video after the incident comes to public attention, expressing regret for the harm caused and the situation’s impact. The case highlights ongoing scrutiny of racism and discriminatory behavior in sports settings during major international events.