Burnley Football Club has issued a strongly worded statement demanding action against Leeds United supporters after what they described as “disgraceful” chanting during their 3-1 defeat at Elland Road on Saturday.The Clarets were well beaten by a vibrant Leeds side, with goals from Crysencio Summerville and two others putting Burnley to the sword. However, it was the behaviour of the home fans at the final whistle that has sparked controversy.According to Burnley’s official statement, sections of the Leeds support directed sustained chants towards the visiting players and staff as they left the pitch. The club labelled the behaviour as “completely unacceptable” and has called on both the EFL and authorities to impose stadium bans on those involved.A club spokesperson said: “We fully support the right of fans to cheer their team, but there is a line between passion and abuse. What occurred at Elland Road crossed that line. We expect the relevant bodies to investigate and take strong action, including banning individuals from attending future matches.”The incident has divided opinion on social media. While some neutrals have accused Burnley of being overly sensitive after a heavy defeat, many Leeds fans insist the chants were nothing more than standard football banter between two fierce rivals.This is not the first time tensions have flared between the two clubs. The historic Yorkshire rivalry always guarantees a fiery atmosphere, but Burnley believe this latest episode warrants official intervention.As of now, neither the EFL nor Leeds United have commented publicly on Burnley’s demand. However, sources close to Elland Road suggest the club will defend their supporters, arguing that competitive rivalry should not be criminalised.The call for bans has already sparked heated debate among football fans across the country, with many questioning where the line between passion and unacceptable behaviour truly lies in modern football.