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FA and NSW Police investigating Nazi salute at A-League match

Offensive gestures at sporting events in New South Wales could lead to jail time under new laws enacted in 2022.
Instances of offensive gestures have led to bans, investigations, and legal proceedings involving various football clubs and supporters.
Football Australia maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards such behavior, even before the implementation of new legislation.

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The Guardian

Football Australia and police investigate spectator’s Nazi salute at A-League Men match

Man appears to make gesture after Wanderers v Sydney FC derbySalute is illegal in NSW with maximum jail term of 12 monthsFootball Australia and New South Wales police are investigating a spectator who appeared to perform a Nazi salute during the A-League derby clash between Western Sydney Wanderers and Sydney FC on the weekend.The man, standing in the Wanderers’ active supporter bay at Allianz Stadium, was filmed by Network Ten cameras at full-t…

17 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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Sydney Morning Herald

FA and NSW Police investigating Nazi salute at A-League match

Controversy has marred Saturday’s A-League Sydney derby after television cameras showed a fan performing what appears to be a Nazi salute.

17 days ago·Sydney, Australia

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ABC Australia

FA investigate alleged Nazi salute at A-League Men's derby between Western Sydney Wanderers and Sydney FC

Football Australia is investigating a spectator who appeared to perform a Nazi salute during the A-League derby clash between Western Sydney Wanderers and Sydney FC.

17 days ago·Australia

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