Millwall has filed a complaint against West Ham United forward Taty Castellanos.

The 27-year-old started Saturday’s dramatic 2-2 draw at The Den and completed the whole 90 minutes.

Taty did not score, but he helped his team return from a two-goal deficit at halftime to gain a point on enemy territory.

However, an incident involving the twice-capped Argentina international could jeopardise the well-earned point.

Opposition goalie Filip Marschall accused Taty of spitting at him in the 65th minute.

More information about the incident have emerged, and former Premier League referee Keith Hackett has spoken exclusively to West Ham Zone.

What has been said regarding the Taty Castellanos/Filip Marschall incident?

Marschall was standing with the ball at his feet when Taty shut him down.

TV video then went to Marschall, who claimed Taty spat at him while pointing to his clothing.

Sky Sports revealed after the game that Millwall had filed a complaint.

Millwall manager Alex Neil commented on the incident: “I haven’t asked [Filip] about it, but it’s like anything else.”I’m sure there’ll be video of it – or not, if it didn’t happen. I would be quite astonished if Filip made an accusation and nothing happened. I’m confident the authorities will deal with it.”

Although no video evidence of the incident has been released, Hackett has provided insight into the procedure.Spitting at an opponent is a blatant violation of the game’s rules,” he explained. “Given the public allegation, the matter will be investigated by the Football Association.

“There are at least 22 cameras at a game, with many more ready to investigate this claim.If evidence is produced and the player is found guilty, he will face at least a three-game suspension, but most likely more.

What did Nuno Espirito Santo say regarding the Taty incident?

“I am aware of the allegations. “I did not see the images and did not speak with Taty,” he explained.Sorry, but I can’t go much more on that. To respond, I need to see it. I am going to look at the photographs. I can’t respond.”

Recent examples of similar situations have resulted in a six-game penalty, however it should be noted that this is merely an allegation at this point.