Nairn County launch investigation after allegation of Huntly player being racially abused at Station Park

Nairn County have launched an investigation into a player allegedly being racially abused during their Highland League clash against Huntly at Station Park on Wednesday night.

The club have released a statement that they received information a Huntly player, who has not been named, was racially abused by a fan or fans during the game when Nairn County suffered a 2–1 defeat.

Nairn County say they will look at all evidence available to them and if they find people are guilty of racial abuse, they will be banned for life.

They are also appealing for people to get in touch with any information regarding the alleged incident on Wednesday night.

Nairn County secretary Ian Finlayson said: "There is no place for this at Station Park. We have immediately launched an investigation into the incident and will look at video footage from the game and other materials to see if we can find the individual/s responsible.

"If we can identify the individuals responsible they will be banned for life from Station Park and from any game, event or function featuring Nairn County.

"In addition, we will pass any evidence gathered to police so that appropriate action can be taken.

"Let me be clear, any person holding discriminatory views of any kind is not welcome at Nairn County. We will find you and we will throw you out."

Anyone with information can email nairncountyfc@highlandleague.com or telephone Ian Finlayson 07821 828 852.

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