Police are investigating an allegation of racist abuse at Kilmarnock’s Premiership fixture at home to St Johnstone on Saturday.
The incident occurred in the away end at Rugby Park during Killie’s 3-1 win over their Perth visitors on February 15.
Both sides have issued statements confirming they will work with Police Scotland while reiterating that discrimination will not be tolerated.
A St Johnstone statement read: “We are aware of an allegation of racist abuse in the away end during Saturday’s game at Rugby Park.
“We are working closely with Kilmarnock Football Club and Police Scotland to fully investigate. Any supporter with further information is asked to contact the club.
“We are a proud family club and reiterate that there is no place for discrimination in our game or anywhere in society. The club will be making no further comment at this time.”
A Kilmarnock spokesperson said: “We are working closely with St Johnstone FC and Police Scotland after being made aware of an allegation of racist abuse in the away end during Saturday’s game. Discrimination will not be tolerated in any form at BBSP Stadium, Rugby Park.”
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