Spectator in court after pitch incident

Monday 04 March 1996 00:02 GMT

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Football

A spectator will appear in court in Edinburgh today charged with assault after an incident involving the Rangers goalkeeper, Andy Goram, during yesterday's 2-0 victory at Hibernian, writes David McKinney.

It is alleged that the man left the stand and made for Goram midway through the second half at Easter Road. The pair fell to the ground before the alleged assailant was restrained by police and stewards. Goram was treated for a facial injury but was able to finish the game.

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