article_snippet: The Football Association is urging supporters to report sexist abuse at games after footage emerged of fans directing obscenities at Chelsea club doctor Eva CarneiroChelsea club doctor Eva Carneiro.
article_snippet: Recordings of fans at Manchester and Manchester City chanting and shouting abuse at Chelsea club doctor Eva Carneiro were broadcast by BBC  on Thursday night, prompting the Blues to call for an end to sexism in football.
article_snippet: A spokesman for the Premier League leaders 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: Such behaviour is unacceptable and we want Such behaviour eradicated from the game.'
article_snippet: Chelsea have called for an end to sexism in football after fans directed abuse at their club doctor .
article_snippet: FA board member Heather Rabbatts described Abuse as 'horrible' and urged supporters to notify officials if officials witness such behaviour, telling BBC BBC : 'We are absolutely encouraging people to report incidents like this.'
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.'
article_snippet: any incidents of sexist abuse come after a study by anti-discrimination group Kick It
article_snippet: Out revealed that 13 reports of sexism in English professional and grassroots football were made in the first half of the current season (August-December 2014).
article_snippet: Kick It Out went on to reveal that two sexism complaints were made during the 2013-14 season.
highlights_snippet: The FA is urging supporters to report sexist abuse at matches .
  
highlights_snippet: The FA board member Heather Rabbatts described sexist abuse at matches as 'horrible'
  Manchester United and Manchester City are two of the teams involved .
  