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Hull Fined over Offensive Chanting
Three supporters were banned for at least three years after the club admitted an FA charge over discriminatory chanting.
- On Friday, the Football Association fined Hull City £30,000 for breaching Rules E21.1 and E21.4 during an FA Cup fixture against Chelsea on February 13, 2026, following an independent Regulatory Commission ruling.
- Offensive chanting occurred during the 31st minute, prompting public address announcements and CCTV reminders, yet the club failed to prevent supporters from using discriminatory language despite these warnings.
- Three supporters identified as engaging in the chanting have been banned by Hull City for a minimum of three years, while four men were arrested during the match.
- Hull City condemned the language used by supporters, stating discrimination is "wholly unacceptable," while the Regulatory Commission imposed an action plan to improve future compliance.
- Former Hull manager Liam Rosenior added that "any discriminatory language is unacceptable," while the club reminds supporters ahead of its Stamford Bridge trip that such conduct will not be tolerated.
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