Liverpool have condemned 'offensive and inappropriate' chants allegedly aimed at Norwich City's Chelsea loanee Billy Gilmour in Saturday's 3-0 Premier League win for the Reds.
Gilmour's Chelsea connections led to a derogatory homophobic chant from a section of the travelling support during the second half at Carrow Road.
Liverpool moved swiftly to remind supporters of the club's inclusive values with a post on their official twitter account to their 17.7m followers after the win for Jurgen Klopp's side.
Kop Outs, a Liverpool LGBT+ action group, also condemned those who reportedly engaged in such chants, writing on Twitter: "Great result today marred by homophobic chanting by some of our fans targeting Chelsea loanee Billy Gilmour.
"If you can't support without resorting to bigoted nonsense, you don't understand YNWA."
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