Luton threatened to ban any supporters who are found to have taken part in tragedy chanting during the English Premier League home match against Liverpool. ()
The Football Association has asked Luton and the police for their observations after taunts indirectly referencing the Hillsborough disaster were heard during the 1-1 draw on Sunday.
Luton on Monday said the club was 바카라saddened바카라 and 바카라extremely disappointed" some supporters took part in chanting which 바카라may be interpreted as being in relation to tragedies that have affected Liverpool in the past.바카라
바카라The club condemns any kind of chanting that knowingly seeks to divide," it said, "and our safety and security team launched an internal investigation at the earliest opportunity.바카라
Luton said the club was reviewing CCTV evidence and media footage and also speaking to witnesses to identify individuals, who could face stadium bans and criminal prosecutions.
바카라What has quickly become evident,바카라 Luton said, 바카라is that a number of people may have taken part without knowledge that the words used were in relation to the Hillsborough and Heysel tragedies, and we see the route to persuading supporters not to repeat these chants in future is through communication and education.바카라
Premier League clubs expressed during the offseason their determination to tackle the rise in tragedy-related chanting at matches, with criminal prosecution of offenders a principal aim.
