He said he was racially abused by the fan. Adeyemi, who has Nigerian ancestry, is on the books of his hometown team Norwich but the year-old has yet to establish himself at the Premier League side. His loan at Oldham is due to expire this month, and he spent last season with fourth division Bradford. The CPS said that after police interviews with Adeyemi and the suspect, and viewing "enhanced" CCTV footage, there was insufficient evidence to bring any criminal charges.
In police interviews he admitted shouting at the player, but denied it was of a racial nature. Witness statements from others in the crowd "tend" to support the man's version of events, the CPS said. The year-old man, from Aintree, was arrested on suspicion of a racially aggravated public order offence.
The CPS said there was "insufficient evidence" to bring criminal charges. Jane Roden, head of the complex casework unit for the regional CPS, said: "I have viewed the extensive CCTV footage available, which has been enhanced to isolate and improve the sound. Top Stories. Australia stun Pakistan to reach final.
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