Chelsea 'condemn' homophobic chants from Man United fans during Premier League clash CFC MUFC
Potter said that football has a lot of work to do after homophobic chants were heard from Man United fansWith the Premier League staging their annual Rainbow Laces campaign, homephobic abuse has been defined as a hate crime by the Crown Prosecution Service meaning the Football Association are now able to take disciplinary action against clubs.
Asked about the chants from the United fans, Ten Hag said: “It doesn’t belong in the stands, I mean the whole stadium.“I think when Rapha Varane came it was the same on the other side with the Chelsea fans, so don’t do it.” Chelsea head coach Graham Potter also acknowledged them, saying: “Clearly we’ve still got a lot of work to do.”: “Chelsea Football Club finds all forms of discriminatory behaviour totally unacceptable and we condemn the language used by some individuals today at Stamford Bridge.
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