article_snippet: Chelsea have called for an end to sexism in football after footage emerged of fans directing abuse at Eva CarneiroEva Carneiro.
article_snippet: A spokesman for the club told the Guardian: 'The issue of equality is one we take extremely seriously and we abhor discrimination in all The issue of equality forms, including sexism.
article_snippet: Chelsea have called for an end to sexism in football after fans directed abuse at their club doctor .
article_snippet: Campaign group Women in Football is launching an anti-sexism social media drive on Friday and has also contacted all 92 Premier League and Football League clubs asking Premier League and Football League to champion female members of staff in Premier League and Football League matchday programmes ahead of International Women's Day on March 8.
article_snippet: Minister for Sport Helen Grant said: 'It is absolutely right that we champion and celebrate women who work in the football industry and play vital roles in making the game the success that it is.
article_snippet: I want more women to get involved in football across the board and to see the board as a great industry to work in.
article_snippet: Sexism, in any shape or form, should not be tolerated so I applaud this push to encourage people to report any incidents of sexist abuse and for the promotion of inclusivity across football.'
highlights_snippet: Chelsea say: 'We abhor discrimination in all its form, including sexism'
  READ: FA urge fans to report sexist abuse after horrible footage emerges of Eva Carneiro being abused .
  