The international match between Mexico and the United States – two of the 2026 World Cup hosts – was cut short in chaos on Thursday following repeated homophobic chanting.
Fifa have already fined Mexico more than $100,000 for homophobic chanting during last year’s World Cup and, after issuing four red and eight yellow cards, referee Ivan Barton ended the match with four minutes remaining following a continuation of the offensive chants.
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[14.10.2022]UANL Tigres-CF Pachuca
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