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Chelsea loanee and current Crystal Palace star Conor Gallagher was subjected once again to homophobic abuse during Crystal Palace's home Premier League fixture on the Monday Night Football against Leeds United.

Gallagher, 22, has yet again had to endure this type of abuse like he did in the reverse fixture against Marcelo Bielsa's side (at the time) earlier this term and Millwall most notably in the FA Cup. It's a chant that is well known by a lot of the Chelsea and the general LGBTQ+ community who strive to make football a more inclusive place for all. Patrick Vieira previously condemned the chanting in that FA Cup tie against Millwall.

"We as a football club are against any kind of discrimination," said Vieira.

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"This is not something we want to see on the field. Taking the knee, this is something we are really proud to take and in every football club there are players making that decision.

"As a football club what is important is to show that we are against that discrimination."

Fast forward more than three months and these ugly scenes have happened again as reported byCrystal Palace reporter Mark Wyatt: "Leeds fans repeat the same homophobic chant they aimed at Conor Gallagher during