UK police to take no action after Vieira 'kick' at Everton fan
Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira will not face any police action after he appeared to kick out at a fan following his team's recent match at Everton.
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Patrick Vieira avoids police action after clashing with Everton fan during pitch invasion
Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira will not face police action following his altercation with an Everton fan during a pitch invasion at the end of his team’s 3-2 Premier League defeat. The former Arsenal captain was filmed aiming a kick at the supporter having been goaded as the home side celebrated securing their safety from relegation at Goodison Park.
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