San Diego FC is taking immediate action in response to fans engaging in a homophobic chant during the team’s first home game against St. Louis City. The chant, commonly used by Mexico soccer fans, has been condemned by the club, which stated that the behavior does not reflect their values of inclusivity and respect. The club plans to communicate a detailed plan to address the issue before the next home game. San Diego FC, which joined the MLS this year, aims to create a safe and welcoming environment for all fans, players, and staff. The offensive chant has marred the club’s inaugural home game, but the team is committed to fostering an inclusive atmosphere. Despite the incident, MLS commissioner Don Garber believes that San Diego has the potential to be a successful market, with its youthful energy and diversity. The team will play their second home game against the Columbus Crew on March 15.
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