Barnsley have released a statement in response to two separate discriminatory incidents in the clash against Cardiff City on Saturday.
An announcement came over the Tannoy during the first half at Oakwell claiming there had been an alleged incident of 'racist, sexist, or homophobic chanting' from a section of the home fans.
And a second event has been highlighted by the Yorkshire club involving away supporters, which was believed to have occurred after half-time.
The exact nature of the alleged incidents is unclear at this time.
Barnsley stated in a statement released on Saturday evening: "Following two anti-discrimination announcements responding to two separate incidents at Saturday’s Sky Bet Championship fixture against Cardiff City, Barnsley FC has issued the following statement.
"The first announcement related to an isolated incident in the South Stand, reported by Barnsley FC supporters towards the end of the first half. Stewards were deployed to the specific area.
"No further reports were made however a comprehensive investigation is now under way. Any form of discrimination is wholly unacceptable and will not be tolerated at Oakwell. We will take the strongest possible action against any individual found to be behaving in such a manner.
“The second announcement relates to a discriminatory chant sung by Cardiff City supporters, reported in the second half. Barnsley FC will work openly with Cardiff City on this matter."
Cardiff won the match 2-0.
