PHILADELPHIA -- Eagles receiver Riley Cooper has been sent threatening messages after a video of him making a racial slur became public. The team said Sunday that Riley informed the club of the threats and did not know who made them. The team has notified the leagues security department. Cooper was fined by the Eagles after his slur became known Wednesday. He left the team Friday to seek counselling. "Riley Cooper made us aware of the tweets when the video became public," the team said in a statement. "He told us that he did not know about the video. He informed us he blocked the tweets because he did not know the person nor understand the context of what that person was threatening. "We promptly alerted NFL security. This information potentially speaks to a legal issue that is a matter between Riley and the authorities. Our focus has been on Rileys words and actions." The video of Cooper was taken at a Kenny Chesney concert in June. Cooper apologized profusely both Wednesday and Thursday. Eagles coach Chip Kelly has said Coopers roster spot is not in jeopardy. Cooper has just 46 catches and five touchdowns in three years with the Eagles, but had been practicing with the starters after Jeremy Maclins season-ending knee injury. Asked when Cooper will return to the Eagles, Kelly said theres no time frame. "When we do, well make sure we announce it so its not going to be a surprise to anybody," Kelly said. Coopers departure coupled with Maclins injury leaves the Eagles lacking experienced receivers behind two-time Pro Bowl wideout DeSean Jackson and longtime slot receiver Jason Avant. Its giving Ifeanyi Momah and Arrelious Benn a chance to not only make the team, but get some playing time. Benn was the 39th overall pick by Tampa Bay in the 2010 NFL draft. He had 59 catches and TDs in three seasons with the Buccaneers. "Football is all about opportunity and timing," Benn said. 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Kuantan -- Ace drag-flicker Rupinder Pal Singh continued to stamp his authority in the ongoing Asian Champions Trophy, as he converted two penalty corners to clinch India a 2-1 victory over hosts Malaysia.Rupinder opened the scoring in the 12th minute, but Malaysia equalised through Razie Rahims drag flick in the 18th. Rupinder then scored the winner two minutes from the end to lift India to the top of the league standings with 13 points from five matches.?Indias regular captain PR Sreejesh was once again rested to give him more time to recover from a foot injury. It meant Akash Chikte once again started in goal, and he made several important saves.?Starting with a couple of brisk raids, India forced their first penalty corner in the third minute, but Rupinders rising drag-flick was deflected out by a defenders stick.Malaysian striker Faizal Saari had a view of the Indian goal in the sixth minute, but shot wide trying to find an angle past the goalkeeper.?Rupinder eventually put India into the lead when off their second penalty corner, he slammed a rebound into the net from close range.Nikkin Thmmaiah could have stretched Indias lead two minutes later, but his deflected effort was saved by Kumar Subramaniam.?India had another chance to score in the 17th minute when Akashdeep Singh drew the goalkeeper out and squared the ball to Yusuf Affan, who had an open goal in front but could not execute a snap shot.?Malaysia kept counterattacking and they earned their first penalty corner in the 18th minute.dddddddddddd Rahim scored the equaliser from it with a stinging shot that went shoulder high into the net.Malaysia came close to scoring again eight minutes later when a diving Joel van Huizen deflected a cross by Shahril Saabah from the right flank, but the Indian goalkeeper exhibited his good reflexes by blocking the shot with his body.In the first minute after half-time, Ramandeep Singh had an opportunity to put India ahead, but with only the goalkeeper in front and his marker-defender in chase, he lost control of the ball and the feeble shot went awry.Soon after, it was the Indian goal that was in danger. Firhan Ashari intercepted a flank-changing square pass from Rupinder and quickly moved up into the scoring zone, but he did not pass the ball to the other striker in the circle, instead sending a shot wide.?Malaysia then enjoyed a period of sustained pressure in which they had a couple of cracks at the Indian goal and also forced two penalty corners in the space of three minutes. India even had to play the last 10 minutes a man short after Surender Kumar was sent off.However, Malaysia failed to make their brisk attacks count, and India eventually made them pay when Rupinder converted with a rasping drag-flick into the roof of the net two minutes from time.? ' ' '