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Three Arsenal supporters with Ashburton Army links banned for 'abhorrent' tragedy chanting during Liverpool clash after pleading guilty

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Following the team's <a href="https://www.goal.com/en-gb/lists/arsenal-player-ratings-vs-liverpool-kai-havertz-jakub-kiwior/blt65c50b0629fbcfcf" target="_blank">FA Cup third-round loss to Liverpool</a> in January, three teenagers, who the <a href="https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-13224675/Three-members-Arsenals-notorious-Ashburton-Army-handed-three-year-banning-orders-tragedy-chanting-Liverpool-clash-Gunners-facing-fresh-questions-links-fans-group-probe-antisemitic-posts.html" target="_blank">Daily Mail</a> reports are members of the Ashburton Army fan group, were each given a three-year football ban for their chants associated with the Hillsborough tragedy.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Ellis Chandler, George Oxley, and Joshua Ricca entered guilty pleas to a section five public order offence (tragedy chanting). Chandler and Oxley are prohibited from being within 1.5 miles of the Emirates due to their bans.

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Arsenal released a statement after the punishment was announced: "We strongly condemn this abhorrent behaviour. We have worked closely with the police to ensure swift action was taken and we welcome the football banning orders handed out."We have a zero-tolerance approach to tragedy chanting and will always ensure strong action is taken against those found guilty of such behaviour."

WHAT THE ARSENAL STATEMENT SAID

The Gunners will next be in action after the international break when they take on title rivals Manchester City on March 30 at the Etihad. Their next game at the Emirates Stadium will be against Luton Town on April 3.

WHAT NEXT FOR ARSENAL?

Three Arsenal supporters with Ashburton Army links banned for 'abhorrent' tragedy chanting during Liverpool clash after pleading guilty | Goal.com

Three Arsenal fans who admitted guilt to tragedy chanting against Liverpool have been handed three-year football bans.

Three Arsenal supporters with Ashburton Army links banned for &apos;abhorrent&apos; tragedy chanting during Liverpool clash after pleading guilty