The club also issued a strongly worded statement before the end of the game.
Burnley captain Ben Mee says he's "ashamed and embarrassed" that a 'White Lives Matter' banner was flown over the Etihad Stadium before last night's 5-0 defeat to Manchester City in the Premier League.
Burnley also issued a strongly worded statement before the end of the game, vowing to issue lifetime bans to those responsible for the incident.
It occurred just moments after all players had taken a knee in support of the Black Lives Matter movement at kick-off.
Mee addressed the incident after the game:
Club Statement https://t.co/n2wh8tFlv5
— Burnley FC (@BurnleyOfficial) June 22, 2020
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