Livingston FC to Report Aberdeen Over Racial Abuse Allegations
Livingston FC will contact the Scottish FA to report Aberdeen over an alleged racial comment made to striker Jeremy Bokila. The incident occurred during a 6-2 defeat by Aberdeen at Pittodrie on Saturday.
Livingston manager David Martindale said 37-year-old Bokila was in tears in the changing room after a comment made to him on the pitch. It is understood the alleged comment was of a racial nature and came amid a second-half melee that resulted in Bokila being sent off.
Aberdeen FC has condemned any and all forms of discrimination and will co-operate fully with all relevant authorities during any investigation. The club has informed the player concerned of the allegation and vehemently denies it.
Livingston FC is currently 12th in the Premiership with 16 points from 33 games, 54 points behind leaders Heart Of Midlothian. The team has scored 35 goals and conceded 66 this season, with a recent form of LDLDW.
What Happened?
The alleged racial comment was made during a 6-2 defeat by Aberdeen at Pittodrie on Saturday. Livingston manager David Martindale said 37-year-old striker Jeremy Bokila was in tears in the changing room after the comment.
Why it Matters for Livingston FC
The incident has sparked concerns about racism in Scottish football. Livingston FC will contact the Scottish FA to report Aberdeen over the alleged racial comment.
What Comes Next?
The Scottish FA will investigate the incident and take necessary action. Aberdeen FC has condemned any and all forms of discrimination and will co-operate fully with all relevant authorities during any investigation.
