Leeds United say fans responsible for homophobic chanting during their Premier League match against Brighton are likely to receive lengthy stadium bans. The club acknowledges the chanting occurred during Sunday’s 1-0 win at Elland Road and says it will take action against individuals identified as being involved. Leeds also states it has increased security and monitoring at the stadium to help identify those responsible, including deploying additional cameras in the stands. A club statement emphasizes that discriminatory chanting has no place in football. The club’s approach indicates it will use available footage and evidence to determine which supporters participated, and then impose sanctions. Leeds has not set out specific lengths of bans in the reports, but the wording used across outlets points to serious penalties. The club’s action is presented as part of an effort to address discriminatory behaviour in matches, with supporters warned of potential consequences if they are found to have taken part.