Gill, who became the first Sikh to officiate a Premier League match in 2023, drew referee Lewis Smith's attention to alleged offensive remarks made towards him during the second half.
Smith paused the match and reported the comments to the fourth official before a tannoy announcement was made to warn spectators about bad behaviour.
"A discriminatory comment was made to the linesman," confirmed Smith.
"I think there was something said to the linesman on the far side," said Mousinho about the incident. "I've apologised to the linesman after the game if anything was said and I know that it will be dealt with appropriately." Oxford head coach Des Buckingham added: "There were comments made which the referee felt he needed to report, but I'll leave it to the referees to sort." It put a downer on an entertaining clash which saw Louie Sibley net his first Oxford goal to cancel out Brighton loanee Mark O'Mahony's second goal of the week.
Pompey remain winless on their return to the Championship, their worst start to a campaign since 2009-10 - a season they were relegated from the Premier League.
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LUKE BOOSTED BY WALES ACE LIAM
Swans bid to mark new era in style...
MATT'S DELIGHT OVER RECORD
WYCOMBE boss Wanderers Matt Bloomfield hailed his history-makers after victory at Lincoln City.
TON-UP IAN ENJOYS HIS SPECIAL WIN
AN Evatt described his 100th win as Bolton boss as very special, although he needed Aaron Collins' injurytime goal to bring up the three figures.
DONS LACK A CLINICAL EDGE AS SADDLERS GRAB POINTS
NATHAN Lowe's strike inspired promotion-chasing Walsall to victory over AFC Wimbledon at the Cherry Red Records Stadium.
SUB GRIMES IS IN-SPIRED TO HEAD THE WINNER
CAPTAIN Jamie Grimes headed in a late winner for Chesterfield after a game of very few chances appeared destined to remain goalless.`
COBBLERS TEST IN TROPHY FOR POSH
HOLDERS Peterborough United have been drawn against fellow League One side Northampton Town in the Round of 32 of the newly-named Vertu Trophy.
HORNETS REMINDED OF GRAY'S BRILLIANCE
WAYNE Rooney expressed his delight as Plymouth extended their unbeaten league home run to six after Andre Gray's last-gasp leveller.
MARTI DOUBTING JOB AFTER DRAW
Rangers home run continues
BIG MAC'S ON TARGET TO SEE OFF THE TIGERS
LUTON boss Rob Edwards felt it was a very good day at the office as his team turned in a gritty performance to beat Hull.
Rohl confident Owls
DANNY Rohl said getting results is the only thing missing as his Owls were held at home by Cardiff.