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Manchester City have confirmed that they suspended two minors from attending their games after sickening footage emerged online of them mocking the death of Sir Bobby Charlton.
The Manchester United legend passed away last weekend, leading to tributes from across the footballing world being paid to the England 1966 World Cup winner. However, footage on social media showed some Man City fans mocking his death.
During their clash against Brighton last weekend, several supporters were heard signing offensive songs, which led one City source to state the individuals in question are: "Idiots who don't represent our club or our fans".
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However, the club have now confirmed that they have suspended two individuals, as well as having shared their details with Greater Manchester Police. A club statement read: "Manchester City can confirm that two minors have been identified in connection with the vile chanting heard at the Etihad Stadium.
"The individuals in question have subsequently been suspended from attending all home or away fixtures and their details have been shared with Greater Manchester Police who are investigating the matter.
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"Following the conclusion of Greater Manchester Police’s ongoing investigation, the individuals will be subject to the club’s official sanctions and bans process."
Of course, this weekend is a big one for the City of Manchester, with Man City and Man United set to face off in the first Manchester derby of the season.
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