Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths has been fined and handed a suspended two-match suspension after admitting singing an offensive song about former Hearts player Rudi Skacel in Edinburgh last year.
Griffiths admitted a charge of "not acting in the best interests of Association Football by singing in public a song of an offensive and insulting nature" while in a bar with Hibernian fans prior to the Edinburgh derby in March 2014.
The 25-year-old - who spent a season on loan at Hibs - sang that the Czech player Skacel was a "f****** refugee".
As well as a fine of £2,500, Griffiths will be banned for two matches if he fails to act in the best interests of the game again this season.
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