US EditionTottenham Fined for Failing to Curb Homophobic Chants During Man United Game
MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM, JUN 19 – Tottenham Hotspur's fine was halved after an appeal citing low culpability in two breaches of FA Rule E21 for homophobic chanting by fans at a Premier League match.
- Tottenham Hotspur were fined 75,000 pounds by the Football Association for crowd misconduct related to homophobic chants during a match against Manchester United in September 2024.
- The Football Association charged Tottenham with two breaches of FA Rule E21 due to failure in crowd control during the game.
- Tottenham admitted to the charges, initially faced a fine of 150,000 pounds, but this was reduced to 75,000 on appeal.
- The club acknowledged the 'abhorrent homophobic chanting from sections of our away support' in a statement.
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Tottenham Hotspur was fined 75,000 pounds by the Football Association on Thursday for crowd misconduct after the club’s supporters were heard making homophobic chants during its Premier League match at Manchester United.
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