San Diego FC intends to take steps to discourage its fans from engaging in the homophobic chant that marred the Major League Soccer

SDFC uniformly decried the notorious one-word Spanish chant both during and after San Diego finished a scoreless draw with St. Louis City on Saturday night at Snapdragon Stadium, which was packed with 34,

SAN DIEGO (AP) — San Diego FC played to a 0-0 draw with St. Louis City in the Major League Soccer expansion club's inaugural home match on Saturday night.

The chants, which have been common in Mexican soccer and are widely considered homophobic, largely occurred in the game's final moments.

San Diego FC intends to take steps to discourage its fans from engaging in the homophobic chant that marred the Major League Soccer expansion club’s inaugural home match last weekend

Major League Soccer's newest club, San Diego FC, say they will take action to stop homophobic chanting after a taunt used in Mexican football blighted their first ever home game.The sport of football brings people together and in San Diego that inclusive spirit thrives,

San Diego FC has condemned the homophobic chant that was heard multiple times during the club's first MLS home game on Saturday. The expansion side drew St. Louis City 0-0 at Snapdragon Stadium in front of a record crowd of 34,

San Diego FC coach Mikey Varas and sporting director Tyler Heaps denounced fans' use of a homophobic chant often heard at Mexican national team matches.