Police are investigating an incident which saw a fan thrown out of an Oldham Athletic game for allegedly using 'racially aggravated language'.
The Latics were facing off against Swindon Town at Boundary Park on Saturday when the incident happened, according to a club statement.
The man in question was ejected from the game after directing abuse towards players.
READ MORE : Dog walker's face swelled to twice its size after she brushed against toxic plant
Police investigators are now looking into the incident.
In a statement released online, a spokesperson for the club said: "Oldham Athletic can confirm that police are investigating after a male was ejected from Boundary Park during Saturday’s fixture against Swindon Town for using racially aggravated language towards players.
"Any form of discriminatory behaviour will not be tolerated and the club take allegations of racism seriously, working closely with Greater Manchester Police to ensure this type of behaviour is stamped out.
"We would like to thank those who alerted club officials by reporting the incident and would urge others who may be able to help to come forward as investigations continue."
Oldham, who have struggled for results in League Two this season, lost 3-1 to Swindon at home on Saturday.
The Latics sit one place above the relegation zone in England's fourth tier, ahead of Carlisle United on goal difference.
