UEFA Investigates Spanish Players over Gibraltar Chant

UEFA has initiated a disciplinary process after Spain's Alvaro Morata and Rodri chanted 'Gibraltar is Spanish' during their European Championship celebrations. The organization will determine if the chant violated its regulations. The chant, deemed offensive by Gibraltar's Football Association, arose during a victory celebration in Madrid.

UEFA has launched a disciplinary inquiry following the actions of Spain captain Alvaro Morata and midfielder Rodri during their European Championship celebrations.

The two players sparked controversy by chanting 'Gibraltar is Spanish' at a victory event in Madrid, leading to a formal complaint by Gibraltar's Football Association.

UEFA's inspector will assess if the chant breached any disciplinary protocols. Gibraltar, a British territory since 1713, remains a point of contention between the UK and Spain.