Penybont to ban fans for discriminatory language after FAW fine

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Last updated Jul 31, 2026

Penybont to ban fans for discriminatory language after FAW fine
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Penybont plans to enforce strict measures against discriminatory language used by fans after receiving a £450 fine from the Football Association of Wales (FAW). The sanction followed incidents during a European play-off final against Haverfordwest County on May 2. The club expressed disappointment over the behavior of a minority of supporters and aims to uphold a family-friendly environment. A meeting will take place with the supporters' group Bont Bank to discuss a code of conduct and removal of offenders from matches in the future. Additionally, a club official will complete a FAW course on discrimination in football.

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  • Penybont accepted FAW's decision and acknowledged the fine.
  • The club faced issues with discriminatory language at a match on May 2.
  • A meeting will be held with supporters' group Bont Bank for discussing conduct.
  • Measures will be put in place to ban repeat offenders from matches.
  • An official is required to complete a discrimination course.
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  • 9:27 AMYahoo SportsPenybont to ban any fans guilty of discrimination
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The club outlines plans to tackle discriminatory language used by supporters after accepting FAW charge.

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