Arsenal bench allegedly racially abused by Leeds fans during Premier League match at Elland Road | Football News

The Premier League is investigating alleged racist abuse aimed at the Arsenal bench from Leeds supporters during the first half of Saturday’s match at Elland Road.

Just after the half-hour mark, the Arsenal subs called over the fourth official and the Premier League has confirmed an allegation of racist abuse was reported by the visitors.

Arsenal beat Leeds 4-1 thanks to a double from Gabriel Martinelli, as they boosted their bid for a top-four spot.

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