Reading eased past Bradford on Monday to set up a Wembley FA Cup semi-final against holders Arsenal - but their big night was soured by reports of alleged racial abuse aimed at goalscorer Garath McCleary.
Following a goalless draw in their initial sixth-round tie, Reading ran out 3-0 winners over the 10 men of Bradford at the Madejski Stadium following a blistering start to the replay.
Hal Robson-Kanu and McCleary scored inside the opening 10 minutes, with Jamie Mackie adding the third moments after Felipe Morais had been sent off for the visitors.
The final whistle was met with scenes of jubilation from the home fans, with a number pouring onto the pitch to celebrate, while flares were also let off.
A fan had also made his way onto the pitch while the game was still being played, but it was an incident involving McCleary five minutes before half-time that ended up being the talking point of the evening.
The Jamaica international went to collect the ball for a Reading corner and was seen to make a complaint to the assistant referee, with Reading confirming in a short statement after the game that he matter had been passed on to the police.
"An incident was reported to the match officials just before half-time, who in turn told Reading staff. A man was then arrested and ejected during the half-time interval," it read.
Press Association Sport understands the player made a complaint of being racially abused - with Royals boss Steve Clarke said after the game he was aware that McCleary was "upset by something" although he had no further information at that time.
