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Scarborough vs Darlington delayed by 40 minutes after shocking allegations of abuse aimed at female match official

Published on January 02, 2023 at 06:56 PM

The National League North match between Scarborough and Darlington was delayed for nearly 40 minutes after allegations of abuse towards a female official.

Monday’s game at the Flamingo Land Stadium was suspended for 38 minutes in the second half.

Scarborough FC’s clash with Darlington was postponed for 40 minutes due to alleged abuse aimed at a female official
Both clubs condemned the alleged abuse of assistant Emily Carney

The stoppage in play came in spite of fans being warned in the first half about abusive language by stadium officials.

The announcement was made following a conversation between match referee Dean Watson and assistant Emily Carney.

Darlington were quick to issue a statement condemning the alleged “misogynistic remarks”; on their official website.

It read: “During the first half of the game at Scarborough, the female assistant was subject to alleged misogynistic remarks from one or two Darlington fans.

“Darlington FC wholeheartedly condemns such conduct, and so if you witnessed these incidents and can help identify the culprits, then please e-mail [email protected] in the strictest of confidence.”;

Scarborough condemned the alleged abuse on social media.

They tweeted: “We would like to emphasise that discriminatory language of any nature will not be tolerated.

“Please respect the match officials, players and fellow fans.”;

The game was stopped nine minutes into the second half following the Quaker’s third goal of the match – which was scored by Jacob Hazel.

The abuse marred an otherwise great match for the visitors – who ran out 5-2 winners.

Victory over the Seadogs saw Scarborough return to the top of the National League North table, although they have played a game more than second-placed Brackley Town.

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