Fulham's Kelvin Bassey Faces Abuse in United Clash. Fulham Responds

Fulham triumphed over Manchester United in a penalty shootout in the fifth round of the FA Cup. However, one of the London team's players faced abuse on social media.

Details: The scorer of the first goal against Manchester United, Kelvin Bassey, was subjected to racist and homophobic abuse on social media. Fulham promptly responded by issuing an official statement.

Quote: "Fulham Football Club is deeply appalled by the racist and homophobic abuse directed at Kelvin Bassey following yesterday's FA Cup match against Manchester United. We strongly condemn this vile practice which has no place in football or society.

Such actions are absolutely unacceptable, and we fully support Kelvin, who will continue to receive our full support.

We will do everything possible to cooperate with the relevant authorities in identifying the perpetrators and take the strictest measures against them. Fulham remains committed to combating all forms of discrimination and continues to work towards creating an atmosphere of respect and inclusivity," the statement read.

Reminder: Manchester United has already conceded 13 goals from corners in all competitions this season – more than any other Premier League team.