( CNN ) -- The Scottish Football Association ( SFA ) has demanded an apology from their Brazilian counterparts after allegations of racism marred a friendly between the two countries . Brazil striker Neymar scored twice in the game held at Arsenal 's Emirates Stadium in London on Sunday but accused Scottish fans of racism after he was booed . A banana was also thrown onto the pitch but police confirmed it was thrown by a German tourist in the crowd and said they were satisfied there was no racial element to it . Will Neymar win 2014 World Cup for Brazil ? But Scottish fans were appalled that Neymar suggested after the match he was booed because of his color , stating they had jeered the striker due to his constant playacting . Now Scottish FA chief executive Stewart Regan wants a formal apology from Brazil saying they were `` dismayed '' by the claims . He said in a statement on the SFA website : `` It is very disappointing that this episode threatened to overshadow an entertaining match , played amidst a real carnival atmosphere created by supporters of both teams . `` Scotland and Brazil have played many times over the years , each time in a colorful and friendly environment , and we feel that it 's necessary to draw a line under Sunday 's events . `` Scotland 's supporters were genuinely upset and annoyed that the unfounded allegations leveled against them threatened to sully their reputation as fair , good humored and respectful spectators . `` As the matter has been resolved , and Scotland supporters cleared of any involvement , we felt it was only right that we acted on behalf of our supporters to request an apology either from the player involved , or the Brazilian FA . ''
Scottish Football Association demand apology from their Brazilian fans . SFA are saying Scottish fans were accused of racism during a friendly on Sunday . Brazilian striker Neymar claimed he was booed because of his color . Scottish fans claimed he was jeered for his playacting .