Chelsea charged by FA over discriminatory chanting
Summary
Chelsea football club has been charged by the Football Association for allowing discriminatory chants by some fans during their match against Fulham on August 24. The club said it does not support such behavior and will take strong action against those responsible.Key Facts
- Chelsea was charged for breaching FA Rule E21 during their Premier League game at Fulham.
- The charge relates to sectarian and discriminatory chanting by some supporters in the ninth minute of the match.
- The club acknowledged receiving multiple reports about the chants after their 3-2 win.
- Chelsea stated it does not approve of any discriminatory behavior by fans.
- The Football Association said the behavior included references to religion or belief.
- In 2021, Chelsea condemned a fan who directed sectarian abuse at player John McGinn.
- Chelsea currently stands 10th in the Premier League with seven points from five games.
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