Arsenal has banned 24 supporters for abusive and discriminatory behavior, including racism and assault, at Emirates Stadium and online during the past season.

Fourteen fans received three-year bans from all home and away games, while ten others are banned for one year.
Most incidents took place at the club’s Emirates Stadium, with three fans being abusive online.
Arsenal’s managing director Richard Garlick says the club will continue to take a hard-line approach on abuse and discrimination.
Listed offences
Inside Emirates Stadium:
Assault – 10
Tragedy chanting – 5
Offensive gestures – 2
Racism – 2
Homophobia – 1
Sexual assault – 1
Online:
Racism – 1
Antisemitism – 1
Sending abusive messages – 1
“Abuse and discrimination will not be tolerated. We will continue to take strong action alongside our partners such as the Met Police against this abhorrent behaviour,” said Garlick.
“We know it’s a small minority, but that won’t stop us from taking action against abusers who are identified as Arsenal season ticket holders or members, and escalating to the police where appropriate.
“Our aim is to create an environment at Arsenal where everybody feels welcome. We hope continued action serves as a deterrent for those using abusive, threatening, and discriminatory language.”
The club also emphasized that “education” is crucial in addressing the issue.