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Should football players be 'forced' to wear LGBTQ+ armband? | LBC Debate

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The FA will not take formal action against Crystal Palace club captain Marc Guehi after the defender displayed a religious message on his kit.

The England centre-back was reminded about the FA's regulations over religious messaging after writing "I love Jesus" on his rainbow captain's armband for Saturday's match against Newcastle United at Selhurst Park.

The rainbow armbands are being worn as part of the Premier League's LGBTQ+ inclusion initiative in association with the charity Stonewall. Team captains are encouraged but not required to wear one.

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The FACrystal PalaceMarc GuehiThe EnglandNewcastle UnitedSelhurst Park ThePremier League's LGBTQStonewall Team

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