


Crystal Palace Captain Faces FA Warning Over LGBTQ+ Armband Controversy
Marc Guehi, captain of Crystal Palace, receives a warning for defying FA rules on religious messages during LGBTQ+ campaign matches.
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Overview
Crystal Palace captain Marc Guehi has been warned by the Football Association for wearing a rainbow captain's armband with religious messages during the LGBTQ+ Rainbow Laces campaign. The FA prohibits any political or religious statements on uniforms; however, Guehi faced no formal punishment. Similar situations arose with Ipswich Town's Sam Morsy, who opted out of wearing the armband due to his religious beliefs, and Manchester United, which canceled plans to support the LGBTQ+ community after a player declined. The incident highlights the tension between personal beliefs and league mandates regarding inclusivity in sports.
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