Millwall fans were heard singing vile new chants about Jean-Philippe Mateta during their Championship victory over Watford. Crystal Palace striker Mateta suffered a serious head injury during the FA Cup clash against Millwall last weekend after being kicked in the head by goalkeeper Liam Roberts.

After being kicked in the head, some Millwall fans chanted "let him die" towards Mateta as he received medical treatment which included oxygen. He was later transported to hospital, where he required 25 stitches.

Crystal Palace give update on ‘serious’ Jean-Philippe Mateta injury after Millwall keeper’s horror challenge - Mateta was on the receiving end of a horrific challenge during Palace’s FA Cup win over M

Millwall manager Alex Neil wants to move on from Liam Roberts' horror tackle on Jean-Philippe Mateta after Lions clubs were heard chanting more sickening songs about the Crystal Palace striker.

The striker has been in imperious form since the beginning of last season and is attracting attention from across the league.

CRYSTAL PALACE have revealed Jean-Philippe Mateta has been discharged from hospital following his horror injury against Millwall. The Eagles hitman, 27, was on the receiving end of

Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts has seen his ban for his horror challenge on Crystal Palace striker Jean-Philippe Mateta extended. Roberts was shown a straight red card during Saturday’s FA Cup clash between the south London rivals after kicking the Palace star in the head as he attempted to clear the ball eight minutes into the match.

Millwall goalkeeper Liam Roberts has been banned for six matches after his foul on Jean-Philippe Mateta which left the Crystal Palace forward needing 25 stitches in his left ear. Mateta was stretchered off and taken to hospital following the challenge in last Saturday's FA Cup fifth-round tie between the south London rivals at Selhurst Park.

Millwall fans mocked Jean-Philippe Mateta with a chant on Saturday, after the Crystal Palace star was hospitalised during their FA Cup game last week.