San Diego FC intends to take steps to discourage its fans from engaging in the homophobic chant that marred the Major League Soccer expansion club’s inaugural home match last weekend.

After navigating an early crisis brought on by fans in LAFC's expansion season, Tom Penn finds himself in similar waters in San Diego.

San Diego FC has stated that any future use of the homophonic chant that plagued the team's home MLS debut against St. Louis City SC will be met with consequences

Major League Soccer's newest club, San Diego FC, say they will take action to stop homophobic chanting after a taunt used in Mexican football blighted their first ever home game. The sport of football brings people together and in San Diego that inclusive spirit thrives,

San Diego FC will visit the reigning MLS Cup champion L.A. Galaxy at 7 p.m. ET (4 p.m. PT) on MLS Season Pass and Apple TV+ in the league’s first "Sunday Night Soccer" showcase. As MLS begins its 30th season, San Diego FC begins play as the 30th team in the league.

Soccer history was made Saturday night in San Diego. SDFC played the first Major League Soccer game in San Diego, as they hosted St. Louis FC at Snapdragon Stadium. A Snapdragon Stadium record setting crowd of 34,

San Diego FC coach Mikey Varas and sporting director Tyler Heaps expressed disappointment after their club’s inaugural home match was marred in the second half by three occurrences of the homophobic chant frequently heard at the Mexican national team’s soccer matches.

All eyes are on MLS expansion club San Diego FC for the wrong reason after some of their fans adopted an ugly tradition.