Chelsea punishes 4 fans because of Rahim Sterling

LONDON (Reuters) – Chelsea has banned four of its fans from attending the match. Manchester City striker, Rahim Sterling, revealed that he was the victim of racist insults.
The cameras appeared to have encouraged Chelsea in Saturday's 2-0 Premier League match, which was a racist insult to Stirling during the game at Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea and the British police are investigating this widely condemned incident as football fears that football will return to a black age that was marked by racism in the 1970s and 1980s.

Chelsea quickly took action to punish four supporters by temporarily barring them from access to the stadium pending the completion of the investigation. It is also possible to permanently prohibit them from following the team in the field in case of racial behavior.

"Chelsea has decided to prevent four fans from attending the match for further investigation into allegations of fan behavior with respect to Rahim Sterling during our match against Manchester City on Saturday," said the press release.

The Chelsea Football Club considers any form of discrimination to be disgusting, and if there is evidence of participation of (seasonal) ticket holders in a racist act, the club will impose strict penalties, including the following: Prohibition, we will also fully support any criminal trial. "

It seems that Stirling was the victim of racist abuse by Chelsea supporters when he approached the stands behind the goal of taking the ball in the first half.

"Usually, I'm not a talkative person, but when I think I have to show my opinion, I'll say (…) what was said in the Chelsea match, and as you see my reaction What I did was laugh … ".

Strling accused English newspapers of fueling racism in the way that young black players were portrayed after Saturday's game against Chelsea.

Stirling went on his own Instagram account to criticize the press, tracing information that his teammate City Tusin Adarabioio had bought a luxury home even though he had not played in the Premier League.

"The young black player is frowned upon, which feeds racism and aggressive behavior" by the fans.

"For all newspapers that do not understand why people are racist at this age, all I can say is: think again … and give all players equal opportunities."