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Hull City has been fined £30,000 by the Football Association (FA) for discriminatory chanting during their FA Cup loss to Chelsea in February.
An independent regulatory commission imposed an action plan on the club after they failed to prevent offensive chants, despite numerous warnings over the public address system.
"The home club failed to ensure that its supporters would not use indecent and offensive chants towards the opposition," the FA statement read.
Offensive chants were heard from sections of the home crowd during the first half of last season's match, which Chelsea won 4-0, prompting an announcement over the public address system urging supporters to stop.
Another announcement was made in the second half, confirming that actions had been taken, including arrests. Hull City admitted to the charges.
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