Thursday 20 November 2014 08:36, UK
Norwich have issued final warnings to three supporters following complaints of homophobic abuse at Carrow Road.
The trio have been notified about their behaviour after the Canaries completed an investigation into abuse flagged up by fellow fans at several home matches earlier this season.
One of those incidents is known to have occurred at half-time in the 2-2 draw with Birmingham on September 20, while the Championship club also revealed that another case is being examined.
Norwich said in a statement: "The club can confirm it has taken action following complaints of homophobic abuse made at matches at Carrow Road earlier this season.
"Following investigations, three supporters have been issued with a final warning as to their future conduct when attending Norwich City matches. A fourth case is still under investigation by the club.
"We would like to remind all supporters that the club has a zero-tolerance policy regarding discrimination.
"Any supporters found guilty of discriminatory behaviour face the possibility of an indefinite ban from attending our games."
