Emmanuel Frimpong has blasted the Russian Football Union (RFS) after he was handed a two-match ban.

The 23-year-old Ghanaian-English midfielder reacted to alleged racist taunts from the crowd in the weekend's Russian Premier League clash between his club FC Ufa and Spartak Moscow.

Frimpong, formerly of Arsenal, raised a finger to the a small section of the crowd who made monkey chants directed at him and has since been banned for two matches by the RFS which he believes is unjust as evidenced by his posts on Twitter on Wednesday.

Frimpong feels it was acceptable for him to be suspended but believes there should have been more of an example made of the Spartak fans who got off scot-free.

Also in other news been banned for two games acceptable on my part for the gesture no problems with that
— I AM FRIMPONG (@IAMFRIMPONG26) July 22, 2015

But for the Russian FA to say they didn't hear or see any evidence of racism is beyond a Joke ...Glad it's all over dough thanks for support
— I AM FRIMPONG (@IAMFRIMPONG26) July 22, 2015

I've always said we are blessed in England and how wonderful of a country it is not saying there ain't racism in England of course but not
— I AM FRIMPONG (@IAMFRIMPONG26) July 22, 2015

To this crazy extend we live on thanks Gooner family and everyone for your support must stressed not all Russians behave like that
— I AM FRIMPONG (@IAMFRIMPONG26) July 22, 2015