Gloucester City AFC are sadden to hear that during todays match against Worthing, homophobic comments were made towards one of their players. Racism, discrimination and abusive behaviour have no place at our club or in football or society. We are committed to building an inclusive and respectful environment for all our players, officials, volunteers and supporters. Anyone found engaging racist, discrimination or abusive conduct may face disciplinary action, including a potent

Gloucester City see of National League South side Worthing on penalties to advance in the FA Trophy Worthing, who sit second in the National League South, opened the game maintaining a good amount of possession, and came close in the opening minute, forcing a great stop from Jared Thompson. Harry Emmett had City’s first chance of the game, with his right footed strike saved by the diving Josh Jeffries. There was a break in play after Michael O’Regan collided heads with a Wort

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