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Man arrested over Stamford Bridge 'monkey gesture' 'Monkey gesture' by fan at Chelsea v Man Utd: Arrest made
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A man has been arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated offence following Chelsea's League Cup win over Manchester United.A man has been arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated offence following Chelsea's League Cup win over Manchester United.
Pictures taken during Wednesday's fourth-round tie at Stamford Bridge appeared to show a man making a "monkey" gesture. Pictures taken during Wednesday's fourth-round tie at Stamford Bridge appeared to show a man making a 'monkey' gesture.
The Metropolitan Police said a 28-year-old man was arrested after attending a west London police station by appointment. The Metropolitan Police said a man, 28, had been arrested after attending an appointment at a west London station.
He remains in custody, the force said. United striker Danny Welbeck appeared to be the target of the alleged abuse.
The arrested man remains in custody, the force said.
Source outside game
In a separate development, the Professional Game Match Officials Ltd has said that referee Mark Clattenburg will not officiate in any matches this weekend.
Chelsea accused the referee of using an offensive racial term during the 3-2 Premier League defeat by Manchester United on 28 October.
Clattenburg maintains he is innocent and neither of his assistants, nor the fourth official, are backing Chelsea's allegations.
The Metropolitan Police also started an investigation into the allegations after receiving a complaint from a source outside the game.