Source: Eurosport
Police probe continues
Merseyside Police will continue their investigations into allegations that Blackburn forward El-Hadji Diouf made a racist remark to a ball-boy at Sunday's Barclays Premier League match at Everton.[LNB]Police sources suggest that over the next 48 hours the Goodison Park ball-boy who has made the allegation will also be questioned.[LNB]Blackburn boss Sam Allardyce was left fuming by his side's abject performance in the 3-0 defeat, and now he has the added problem of this latest allegation against the controversial Senegal international.[LNB]Diouf was interview by police, accompanied by a Blackburn official, in a private room at Goodison Park an hour after Sunday's match.[LNB]The Senegalese international was seemingly involved in an altercation with the ball-boy during the first half, Diouf then suffered abuse from home fans, and again when he went to take two corners in the area of the original incident.[LNB]A police spokesman said: "Merseyside Police are looking into an allegation that a 28-year-old man used racist language at the Everton match."
