Millwall boss Neil criticises decision to pause game after alleged racist chanting
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24-second readMillwall manager Alex Neil criticised the decision to pause Tuesday night's game against Swansea due to alleged racist chanting.
The match - which Championship leaders Swansea won 1-0 - was held up for almost seven minutes after an allegation of racist abuse from the crowd towards Swans substitute Eom Ji-Sung was reported by the Welsh club to officials.
Referee Edward Duckworth halted the game in the 65th minute and walked to the dugouts to speak with Lions boss Neil, Swans counterpart Vitor Matos and fourth official Ruebyn Ricardo.
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Millwall manager Alex Neil criticised the decision to pause Tuesday night's game against Swansea due to alleged racist chanting.
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