After the chant was heard at San Diego FC's home opener, the club has detailed a plan to discourage its future use

All eyes are on MLS expansion club San Diego FC for the wrong reason after some of their fans adopted an ugly tradition.

San Diego FC intends to take steps to discourage its fans from engaging in the homophobic chant that marred the Major League Soccer expansion club’s inaugural home match last weekend.

After navigating an early crisis brought on by fans in LAFC's expansion season, Tom Penn finds himself in similar waters in San Diego.

We went 2-1 on best bets last week and split four total plays for a very slight loss (0.13 units) on the week. On the season, we're now down 1.50 units on 12 wagered, a return on investment of -12.5 percent, improved slightly from -17.1 percent entering Matchday 3. But still, we're one good weekend away from green territory.

San Diego FC traded $200,000 in general allocation money to the New England Revolution in exchange for soon-to-be 31-year-old who has started less than half of his teams’ games over a 10-year Major League Soccer career.

Three games into their inaugural MLS season, San Diego FC remain undefeated. The expansion side has Saturday’s 3-1 win at Real Salt Lake to thank for that, rallying for all three points behind goals from Franco Negri, Anders Dreyer and Marcus Ingvartsen.