After the chant was heard at San Diego FC's home opener, the club has detailed a plan to discourage its future use

San Diego FC is back at Snapdragon Stadium for its second home game on Saturday against the Columbus Crew — an MLS powerhouse in transition. Why it matters: SDFC remains unbeaten in its first MLS season with two statement road wins,

San Diego FC will have increased security at Saturday’s home match after a homophobic slur was chanted during the club’s Snapdragon Stadium opener earlier this month.

After a homophobic slur was chanted by some fans at San Diego FC's inaugural home opener, the club announced Thursday it would implement increased security and eject fans who make "discriminatory goal kick chants" during matches.

San Diego FC are not taking the infamous homophobic chant lightly for MLS games at Snapdragon Stadium. Ahead of their second home match on Saturday against Columbus Crew SC, the club has launched a comprehensive plan to push fans to avoid the chant often heard at Mexico national team matches.

San Diego FC has announced it will use pre-match and in-stadium messaging, enhanced security measures and strong enforcement of policies to discourage fans from engaging in what it called discriminato

San Diego FC is making significant additions to its security and stadium operations to curb fans from using a common Mexican chant during games.

MLS expansion team San Diego FC launched a comprehensive plan to combat the anti-gay goalkeeper chant heard throughout Snapdragon Stadium in its home-opener match against St. Louis City on March 1.

San Diego FC has announced additional steps to limit discriminatory behavior by fans, including anti-discriminatory messaging, extra security, and enforcement of sanctions.

After homophobia spoiled San Diego FC’s first MLS home game, one of their top stars will help deliver a zero tolerance message. The post San Diego FC ready to eject fans if they join in with anti-gay chant appeared first on Outsports.