Swansea supporter arrested for racist gesture
Swansea City confirmed one of their supporters has been arrested for allegedly making a racist gesture towards Norwich defender Sebastien Bassong during their 4-3 Barclays Premier League defeat at the Liberty Stadium.
The incident took place after Robert Snodgrass had scored Norwich's fourth goal from a free-kick in the 77th minute.
Bassong, who had scored earlier in the game, went to celebrate with his team-mates but quickly motioned to referee Howard Webb that he believed he had been the victim of a racist gesture
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