
The
Metropolitan Police has interviewed a person under caution following the
alleged racial abuse of Raheem Sterling.
The Manchester City winger was alleged to have had racist abuse directed
towards him during the 2-0 loss at Chelsea on December 8.
No arrests have been made yet, but the Metropolitan Police have been
reviewing CCTV footage.
Following the match, Sterling took to Instagram to speak out against racism
and the way that certain players are portrayed in the media.
Chelsea have suspended four people from attending matches while
investigations take place.
The club said in a statement they were "fully supporting" police enquiries
and any evidence of racist behaviour will result in "severe sanctions,
including bans"