Southampton will ban fans for his "indecent" gestures Emiliano Sala

Southampton confirmed that two supporters were arrested by the police after "committing an indecent act" during the Premier League match against Cardiff City, in which respect was paid to the late Emiliano Sala.

Video footage broadcast on social media showed men imitating planes at St Mary's and the Saints confirmed that the authorities had taken the coordinates of two people.

Sala 's body was found in a wrecked plane in the Channel this week after the disappearance of the plane Piper Malibu carrying it, as well as pilot David Ibbotson, on January 21st.

The Guernsey police canceled a first search and rescue operation three days after January 24.

The aircraft was located Sunday on the seabed above Guernsey with the aid of a remotely operated vehicle, during which time a body was found amidst the remnants of the sea. light aircraft.

A recovery operation was then launched after consultation with Sala and Ibbotson families and the police.

The football world came together in grief and paid respects as the seriousness of Sala's story began to unfold, with floral tributes in front of the Cardiff stadium and vigils held in Nantes , where 42 goals were scored in three and a half seasons. he a fan favorite.

Southampton has stated its intention to ban anyone involved in taunting Cardiff's roaming fans.

A statement from the club reads: "The Southampton Football Club can confirm that two supporters have been arrested and their contact details entered by the police during our match against Cardiff City on Saturday.

"The club will continue to work with the Hampshire Police to identify all those considered to have committed indecent acts against Cardiff supporters.

"Such behavior is out of place in our game and will not be tolerated in St Mary's." The club will take an extremely firm stance against anyone involved and intends to ban identified fans. "

Tributes to Sala were paid before the match, winning 2-1 by Cardiff, both groups of players watching a moment of silence.

The French of Nantes also announced that they would withdraw their jersey No. 9 as a sign of respect for an Argentine striker who spent four years in their ranks.