Bristol City supporter charged by police over Birmingham City fan celebration at Ashton Gate

Bristol City fan Kelvin Winfield has been charged after an incident took place when a Birmingham fan celebrated his team scoring at Ashton Gate while sat in the Bristol City end when the two clubs played eachother earlier this year.
Joe Forte
By Joe Forte
Published 19th Aug 2022, 11:22 BST

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A Bristol City supporter has been charged by police after an incident took place when a Birmingham City fan celebrated his team scoring a goal in the home end at Ashton Gate earlier this year.

Several supporters were ejected from the ground following the incident which apparently occurred when the Birmingham fan celebrated his team scoring while in the Dolman Stand. Footage captured on a mobile phone went viral on social media following the defeat for Bristol City on March 3.

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Avon and Somerset Police launched an investigation while Robins chief executive Richard Gould said CCTV would be used to identify those involved. Since then, police have charged a man over a public order offence.

Luton fell to a 2-0 defeat at Ashton Gate this eveningLuton fell to a 2-0 defeat at Ashton Gate this evening
Luton fell to a 2-0 defeat at Ashton Gate this evening

Kelvin Winfield, 60, of Bickford Close in Barrs Court, will appear at Bristol Magistrates Court accused of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress inside the stadium on March 3.

He is due to appear before magistrates toda (19 Augus) from 2pm.

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