<p>Chelsea has banned a season-ticket holder indefinitely for alleged racist abuse directed at Son Heung-min during the match against Tottenham in the Premier League, the club said Saturday.</p>.<p>Son, the South Korea forward, was subjected to abuse from a member of the crowd at Stamford Bridge in the 2-2 draw last Sunday.</p>.<p>Chelsea has concluded an investigation by issuing a ban.</p>.<p>Chelsea has previously handed out life bans to supporters found guilty of racial abuse at its ground.</p>.<p>The Blues took their latest initiative in the long-running “No To Hate” campaign before Sunday’s game, taking steps to make it easier for spectators to report alleged abuse.</p>.<p>The back of every seat at Stamford Bridge now has instructions on how to report incidents of abuse, either by text message or by barcode on a smartphone.</p>.<p>Chelsea believe that identifying a specific seat from which incidents either happen or are reported will help increase the chances of individuals being caught.</p>
<p>Chelsea has banned a season-ticket holder indefinitely for alleged racist abuse directed at Son Heung-min during the match against Tottenham in the Premier League, the club said Saturday.</p>.<p>Son, the South Korea forward, was subjected to abuse from a member of the crowd at Stamford Bridge in the 2-2 draw last Sunday.</p>.<p>Chelsea has concluded an investigation by issuing a ban.</p>.<p>Chelsea has previously handed out life bans to supporters found guilty of racial abuse at its ground.</p>.<p>The Blues took their latest initiative in the long-running “No To Hate” campaign before Sunday’s game, taking steps to make it easier for spectators to report alleged abuse.</p>.<p>The back of every seat at Stamford Bridge now has instructions on how to report incidents of abuse, either by text message or by barcode on a smartphone.</p>.<p>Chelsea believe that identifying a specific seat from which incidents either happen or are reported will help increase the chances of individuals being caught.</p>