Linfield Football Club is conducting an investigation after one of their supporters allegedly racially abused Loughgall striker Pablo Andrade during a match. The incident was reported to the referee's assistant and both clubs are working together on the matter.
Linfield have launched an investigation after it was alleged one of the club's supporters racially abused Loughgall striker Pablo Andrade during Saturday's Irish Premiership game at Windsor Park.
It was reported that one of Andrade's Loughgall team-mates informed the referee’s assistant about the alleged abuse from the South Stand, which was then passed on to referee Steven Gregg.Both clubs launched their own investigations after the match and have been working together on the matter. “It goes without saying that we have a no tolerance policy towards this sort of thing, any club would agree with that.
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