CSKA Sofia to file complaint over alleged racist incident


SOFIA (Reuters) - CSKA Sofia will file a complaint after alleged racist incidents during their ill-tempered 1-0 league win at bitter city rivals Levski on Saturday, the 31-times Bulgarian champions said on Tuesday.

CSKA said they would bring the matter to the attention of the Bulgarian Football Union (BFU) after Levski captain Vladimir Gadzhev insulted CSKA's Benin midfielder Omar Kossoko in a racist manner at the end of the "Eternal derby".

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