Tottenham fury over Inter 'monkey chants'
Despite a fine showing, Adebayor was targeted by opposition fans and the Spurs now want action taken.
Tottenham boss Andre Villas-Boas has demanded UEFA take action against Inter Milan after claiming Togo striker Emmanuel Adebayor was subject to "monkey chants" during Thursday's Europa League clash.
Adebayor scored the crucial extra-time goal which allowed the Londoners to progress to the quarter-finals on the away goals rule despite a 4-1 defeat on the night in the second leg of their last-16 tie at the San Siro.
"Chants were very, very easy to hear. It's difficult for Inter, we have seen it before. It doesn't mar the game but it is something to be avoided," Villas-Boas told reporters.
Three weeks ago, Inter were fined and warned about their supporters' future conduct after racist chanting was heard during the derby with city rivals AC Milan.
Inter were fined 50,000 euros ($66,000) for its fans' repeated "expressions of racial discrimination to a player of the opposing team" and the unfurling of insulting banners.
Some hardcore Inter fans were seen waving inflatable bananas during the game.