Fulham 'appalled' as Bassey targeted by racist and homophobic abuse
- Fulham condemned the "racist and homophobic abuse" aimed at defender Calvin Bassey online after an FA Cup match against Manchester United on March 2, 2025.
- Calvin Bassey shared the abuse he received on social media following the game, which ended in a penalty shootout victory for Fulham.
- Fulham stated that they will work with authorities to identify the perpetrators and take action against them, underscoring their commitment to fighting discrimination.
- The club emphasizes that such behavior is "entirely unacceptable" in football or society, offering full support to Bassey.
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Fulham condemns 'vile' racist and homophobic online abuse aimed at defender Bassey
English soccer club Fulham has condemned the “racist and homophobic abuse” aimed at defender Calvin Bassey on social media following the FA Cup win at Manchester United on Sunday. The 25-year-old Bassey, who is Black and plays for Nigeria, shared…
Fulham Open Investigation Over Racist And Homophobic Comments Against Defender Calvin Bassey
Fulham FC have opened investigations, alongside relevant authorities, after defender Calvin Bassey received racist and homophobic abuse on social media following their win over Manchester United.
FA Cup: Fulham condemns online abuse faced by Bassey after win over Man United
Nigeria international Bassey gave his side the lead before halftime in the match that ended 1-1 at Old Trafford before Fulham overcame the host on penalties to qualify for the quarterfinals of the FA Cup.
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