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Aberdeen allege that Celtic winger Aleksandar Tonev directed a racist slur towards defender Shay Logan during their 2-1 defeat at Celtic Park on Saturday.

Aberdeen have accused Celtic's Aleksandar Tonev of making a racist slur during their Scottish Premiership match at Celtic Park yesterday.

The Dons allege that the Bulgarian winger directed racist abuse towards defender Shay Logan during their 2-1 defeat to the Scottish champions.

BBC Sport claims that Logan and captain Mark Reynolds spoke to match referee Bobby Madden about the incident, and that a report will be filed to the Scottish FA tomorrow.

Tonev, who was making his debut, joined Celtic on loan from Aston Villa during the summer.

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