Several outlets report that Mexican fans used a chant described as homophobic during the first half of Mexico’s World Cup round-of-32 match against Ecuador. Yahoo Sports says the chant is a one-word Spanish slur meaning “male prostitute” and is typically heard when the opposing goalkeeper takes a goal kick. According to that report, the fans used the chant at about the five-minute mark as Ecuador goalkeeper Hernán Galíndez took his first goal kick of the match. Stuff.co.nz similarly reports the incident as an alleged homophobic chant during the early part of the game. The available summaries do not cite any official response or punishment from FIFA, nor do they confirm whether the chant affected play or resulted in any sanctions. Across the sources provided, the central point is the accusation that spectators directed the slur-linked chant at the opposing goalkeeper during Mexico’s match against Ecuador in the first half.