Millwall goalkeeper alleges he was spat at by West Ham’s Taty Castellanos
Goalkeeper Filip Marschall alleged that he was spat at by the forward Taty during an altercation between the players in the second half
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Goalkeeper Filip Marschall alleged that he was spat at by the forward Taty during an altercation between the players in the second half
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