Crystal Palace to investigate racial abuse of Kamada
Crystal Palace investigating alleged racist abuse of Daichi Kamada
Crystal Palace have begun an investigation into allegations that midfielder Daichi Kamada was racially abused by supporters at Selhurst Park. The incident is alleged to have taken place after Kamada was sent off during Palace’s 2-0 defeat to Fulham on Saturday.
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