Clubs across the league will reaffirm their collective commitment to an inclusive game for everyone.
Manchester City, alongside the Premier League, the EFL and The Football Association stand together to make it clear that discrimination of any kind will not be tolerated, whether it occurs inside stadiums, online or anywhere else.
Football is for everyone, and supporters, players, staff and officials all have a responsibility to challenge and report discriminatory behaviour whenever it is seen or heard.
Our continued support for the campaign will be demonstrated through a special matchday takeover at Sunday’s fixture against Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium.
Any supporters who witness or hear abusive behaviour at the Etihad Stadium are encouraged to report it immediately by texting 0770 015 1894.
Reports can be made anonymously by providing a block, row and seat number along with a brief description of the incident. Incidents can also be reported directly to a steward or to a police officer within the stadium.
Supporters can, if they wish, also report discriminatory abuse directed at Premier League players, managers, coaches, match officials or their families through the Premier League’s dedicated online reporting service at www.premierleague.com/reportracism.
Anyone found to be committing discriminatory abuse of any kind will be reported to the police and will face serious consequences, including automatic stadium bans and potential legal prosecution. Further information on this can be found in the Club’s Supporter Charter.
There is no room for racism in football.
