Luton Town Fined £120,000 for Homophobic Chanting

Football Association issues two-year action plan to the club to improve fan behaviour.

Luton Town has been fined £120,000 for homophobic chanting by their fans during a Premier League match against Brighton in August.
The Football Association (FA) has also issued Luton with a two-year action plan to improve fan behaviour.
One Luton supporter admitted involvement in the incident and will be issued a club ban, while an investigation into a third supporter is ongoing.
Luton Town has accepted the fine and pledged to work further with supporter groups to educate and inform on all forms of discriminatory acts.
In January, the FA added a homophobic chant to its list of rule breaches and can pursue action against clubs whose supporters use it at matches.