West Ham condemns offensive chant during match at Burnley

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Last updated Aug 20, 2026

West Ham condemns offensive chant during match at Burnley
Summary

West Ham United has issued a statement condemning an "offensive and divisive" chant heard during their Championship match against Burnley on August 13, 2026. The chant, which had an anti-Palestine message, was directed towards new signing Manor Solomon. In response, the club urged supporters to refrain from using any language that may create division and emphasized the importance of a respectful atmosphere. As the team prepares for their upcoming home match against Charlton, they reiterated their commitment to ensuring all fans feel safe and included at their games.

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  • West Ham played Burnley to a 2-2 draw on August 13.
  • The chant was aimed at new winger Manor Solomon.
  • West Ham called for fan responsibility in their matchday behavior.
  • The club is set to face Charlton in their next Championship match.
  • West Ham emphasizes inclusivity and respect among their diverse fanbase.
Latest Updates
  • 9:32 AMYahoo SportsWest Ham condemn 'offensive and divisive' chant
  • 9:32 AMBBC SportWest Ham condemn 'divisive' chant about Israel's Solomon
What they're saying
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West Ham urge their fans to stop an "anti-Palestine" chant about Manor Solomon that was heard during their match at Burnley last weekend.

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West Ham release a statement urging their fans to stop singing the chant heard during their away match at Burnley last weekend.

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