Crystal Palace charged by the FA over banner displayed during Nottingham match
Miguel Solomons
Dailysports's expert
In the second round of this Premier League season, Crystal Palace faced Nottingham Forest, and the supporters unveiled a provocative banner that could now lead to punishment from the FA.
Details: According to Sky Sports, the English Football Association has charged Crystal Palace over improper conduct following the actions of their fans. The controversy stems from a banner displayed by the Eagles’ supporters during the match against the Tricky Trees, which was directed at Nottingham owner Evangelos Marinakis.
The banner depicted the club owner holding a gun.
That match between Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest ended in a 1–1 draw.
Reminder: Crystal Palace fans are still celebrating their club’s historic triumph after winning the FA Cup — the first major trophy in their long history. A young couple decided to mark the occasion by creating a unique Halloween costume inspired by that success.
