The FA is investigating the tone invasion in Turf Moor, which left Hamza Choudhury from Sheffield United and some of his teammates outraged by the way they had been treated.
Burnley defeated the Blades 2-1 to confirm their automatic promotion back to the Premier League, which caused jubilation scenes among dozens of followers that extended to the field full time.
Sheffield United has not presented that the police or soccer authorities.
But it is understood that Choudhury was particularly upset for being mocked by some local fans, who celebrated near their face in the field.
Leicester’s public services player in the appearance had to be restricted by security guards while reacted to Burnley fans.
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The highlights of Sky Bet Championship Match between Burnley and Sheffield United
Other reports suggest that Sheffield United’s players on the team bus were also attacked with abuse while trying to leave the stadium.
The EFL Round condemns the launch invasions, even when they are in celebration circumstances like this, but any disciplinary action will come from the FA, which will now ask Burnley for his observations, while studying the available video images.
