Fulham Condemns Racist and Homophobic Abuse Against Calvin Bassey

- Fulham Football Club condemns racist and homophobic abuse against Calvin Bassey
- The abuse occurred after Fulham's FA Cup victory against Manchester United
- The club will work with authorities to identify the perpetrators
- Fulham vows to support Bassey fully
- The incident highlights the ongoing issue of racism and homophobia in football
Fulham Football Club has issued a statement condemning the racist and homophobic abuse received by defender Calvin Bassey after their FA Cup victory against Manchester United on Sunday. Bassey scored Fulham's opening goal at Old Trafford, and the team ultimately triumphed in a penalty shoot-out to reach the quarter-finals.
The club expressed its utter dismay at the abuse, stating that it has no place in football or society. Fulham vowed to support Bassey fully and work with the relevant authorities to identify the perpetrators and take the strongest possible action against them.
Fulham will play Crystal Palace in the next round of the FA Cup. The incident highlights the ongoing issue of racism and homophobia in football, and the need for clubs and authorities to take a strong stance against such behavior.