Alleged homophobic abuse reported during Wycombe vs MK Dons at Adams Park

Thames Valley Police took to social media to say "homophobic abuse will not be tolerated" and anyone identified "may face arrest and a criminal record".

The post goes on to say "shame on the small minority of MK Don fans that think this behaviour is acceptable."

READ MORE: Reports of alleged homophobic chants two weeks ago during Wycombe's win over Oxford

Homophobic abuse will not be tolerated and any persons identified may face arrest and a criminal record. Shame on the small minority of @MKDonsFC fans that think this behaviour is acceptable. 956

— TVP Football (@TVP_Football) January 29, 2022

This is the second time in the space of two weeks that there have been reports of alleged homophobic abuse at Adams Park following previous incidents during Wycombe's game with Oxford United on January 15.

Reports of homophobic abuse from away fans at Adams Park for the second game in a row. Shameful. https://t.co/Uz4i9HZgm9

— Chairboys LGBT+ (@ChairboysLGBT) January 29, 2022

The game was also paused in the 27th minute after Adebayo Akinfenwa approached the away fans after Gareth Ainsworth asked them to stop singing a derogatory chants towards the striker.

27 - Very proud of @daRealAkinfenwa 💙 MK Dons’ fans have sung a certain song in his direction on several occasions. After the fans ignored Ainsworth’s pleas, Bayo has now approached the fans and has asked them to stop. The game has been paused. #Chairboys #MKDons
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— James Richings 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇲🇾 (@James_BFP) January 29, 2022

Our Wycombe Wanderers reporter, James Richings, was at the game and will ask the club about the incidents in the post-match press conference to provide the latest update.