Oli McBurnie

A video which appears to show Sheffield United player Oli McBurnie 'stomping' on a Nottingham Forest fan is being investigated by the Football Association.

Footage this week circulated on social media which shows McBurnie, currently sidelined through injury, in an altercation with a supporter. Could be wrong!" video which appears to show Sheffield United player Oli McBurnie ‘stomping’ on a Nottingham Forest fan is being investigated by the Football Association.

The incident occurred in a pitch invasion after Tuesday's Championship play-off semi-final. United were beaten on penalties in their crucial second leg at ...

'Congratulations to Nottingham Forest on their victory and good luck in the final. If McBurnie doesn’t attend volunt ... We always see people talking about player safety but nothing is ever done about it.' We will be back and go again. The incident occurred in Tuesday's Championship play-off semi-final. A furious McBurnie then appears to storm in and stamp on the fan as he lays on the ground

Police investigate football star caught 'stamping' on pitch invader in wild video.

The fan has since been arrested and is set to face assault charges, and will be handed a lifetime ban by Forest. But new footage has emerged on social media which purports to show Sharp’s teammate McBurnie, a Scotland international, stamping on a Forest fan who was lying on the ground. But the field invasion was marred by a sickening assault on United striker Billy Sharp, 36, who was headbutted by a fan in a disgusting incident caught on camera.

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“It’s going to be a matter of months not weeks. “However, it is not acceptable for supporters to enter the field of play at any time given the EFL’s objective is to ensure our matches remain a safe and welcoming one for all.” Addressing the pitch invasion at Forest and similar scenes at other play-off and end-of-season fixtures, the EFL said: “We recognise that this lawlessness is being conducted by a small minority of individuals and that the majority of people attending matches are a credit to their club. “We would particularly appeal to the owner of the original footage to make contact.” Forest fans had surged onto the pitch to celebrate their team’s penalty shootout victory, a win that has secured a play-off final against Huddersfield on Sunday 29 May at Wembley, and the chance of a return to the Premier League for the first time since 1999. And now, the Football Association is looking into video footage of Sheffield United’s Oli McBurnie that appears to show him stamp on a Nottingham Forest fa n.

The FA are aware of the footage involving McBurnie and looking into it; Nottinghamshire Police say they are investigating the incident shown in the video of ...

We have now started an investigation into this incident. Could be wrong!" The FA are aware of the footage involving McBurnie and looking into it; Nottinghamshire Police say they are investigating the incident shown in the video of McBurnie

Sheffield United striker Oli McBurnie has tweeted a short statement amid a police investigation over a possible altercation after Forest's win over ...

McBurnie replied with the "100" emoji. Nottinghamshire Police is investigating a video circulating on social media of the Blades' player during a commotion on the pitch. Forest will now head to Wembley for the Championship final on May 29.

The Sheffield United striker appeared to stamp on a Nottingham Forest supporter after his side's Championship play-off defeat. Advertisement. A clip of the ...

A supporter, who appeared to be filming the scenes on his phone, can then be heard shouting: "Sheffield United player just stamped!" However, another investigation is likely to be launched after fellow United striker McBurnie, who was injured for the clash, appeared to stamp on a Forest supporter during the pitch invasion. The Sheffield United striker appeared to stamp on a Nottingham Forest supporter after his side's Championship play-off defeat.

Oli McBurnie was recorded by a Forest fans phone, appearing to tread on another Forest supporter lying on the ground; striker later endorsed a tweet ...

Could be wrong!" There were various confrontations before Sheffield United's players were able to leave the pitch, and McBurnie was recorded by a Forest fan's phone camera appearing to tread on another Forest supporter lying on the ground. Oli McBurnie was recorded by a Forest fan's phone, appearing to tread on another Forest supporter lying on the ground; striker later endorsed a tweet suggesting he was trying to step over the person while nursing an injured foot

THE fan Oli McBurnie allegedly stamped on said: “I feared I was going to die.”George Brinkley, 26, claimed he recognised the Scotland ace, 25, as.

He said: “I was pulled down. We pay for your stories and videos! THE fan Oli McBurnie allegedly stamped on said: “I feared I was going to die.”

Sheffield United striker Oli McBurnie has reportedly been told to attend a meeting with Nottinghamshire police or be arrested after shocking footage emerged ...

‘Congratulations to Nottingham Forest on their victory and good luck in the final. We always see people talking about player safety but nothing is ever done about it.’ We will be back and go again. The incident occurred in Tuesday’s Championship play-off semi-final. We have the footage. A furious McBurnie then appears to storm in and stamp on the fan as he lays on the ground

Sheffield United star Oli McBurnie has reportedly been told he will be arrested if he does not attend a meeting with police over a video of him appearing to ...

Could be wrong!" Now, according to Sky Sports, the 25-year-old has been summoned to a meeting by Nottinghamshire Police. Footage has been circulated which appears to show the striker stamping on a supporter during a pitch invasion following the Blades’ Championship play-off semi-final defeat by Nottingham Forest.