Millwall CHARGED by FA after the fans were filmed singing a vile racist song

Millwall was charged by the FA after supporters used racist language in their FA Cup Fourth Round win over Everton.

Local supporters at the den were filmed taunting supporters with racist insults during the clash – telling them that they would rather be a P *** rather than a Scouse.

A statement from the FA released on Thursday said: "It is alleged that the club has not ensured that its spectators behave in a methodical manner and abstain from using abusive words and / or or insulting, which include a reference to race and / or ethnic origin during the Emirates FA Cup Everton Draw on January 26, 2019. & # 39;

A January 26 Snapchat video, which has since been removed from the user's account but captured by Twitter's user @AnwarEllis, including derogatory words about Muslims.

Other clips of the match show the same group of supporters, sitting in the dockers stand, chanting "Your mother is a slag" and "Your father is a nuncio".

A video on Snapchat shows national supporters using the racist slogan "P ***". Saturday night

The circled area includes Millwall blocks closed in response to Snapchat clips.

Millwall has since closed this area of ​​the field in The Dockers Stand, where the vocals were filmed.

Reacting to the clip, the anti-discrimination group Kick It Out condemned him and called for action.

In a statement, they said: "The racist songs heard by some Millwall supporters in yesterday's game are disgusting and typical of discriminatory mbad songs that continue to go unpunished".

Kick It Out added that she had spoken with the Football Association about this incident and the governing body was investigating.

"We reiterate our message: racial hatred – and all forms of discrimination – have no place in society, especially not in 2019. There is no reason for the football environment to be an exception to this rule. .

"Kick It Out wants the competent authorities to take swift, firm and decisive action against the guilty parties".

The anti-discrimination group Kick It Out called to take action to address the incident

The club itself responded with a statement the next morning of the meeting, confirming that anyone identified as being badociated with racist songs would be banned from Den for life.

"The Millwall Football Club is aware, and extremely disappointed, of a video broadcast online that features so-called racist songs in Saturday's win against Everton," reads.

"As is customary after incidents of this type, the club will work with all relevant authorities during investigations and will seek to identify those involved.

"Anyone identified and guilty of such abuse will be banned from The Den for life."

The songs were only one of the unpleasant aspects of a match spoiled by unsavory scenes, including a fight before the match that had seen a man being cut with a knife in front of the station. Surrey Quays.

Another saw a bus of Everton supporters caught between two fires.

According to Vision, the company's owner of the coach, £ 10,000 worth of damages were caused, including a cracked windshield, three broken windows and a damaged exterior mirror.

Shocking images of a mbadive brawl between supporters before their clash seemed to show the moment when a supporter had been cut in the face.

Local residents recorded shameful scenes in front of the station in south-east London as both groups of supporters engaged in a mbad brawl.

The mounted policemen finally managed to break the fight by using batons while a man went off with a nasty gash.

A fan seizes his face after appearing to be hit in the face with a weapon by another supporter

One of the supporters moved away from the face following the fight that preceded the match.

Millwall won thanks to Murray Wallace's strike, but it was tainted by incidents off the field