West Ham ban fans involved in video showing supporter sniffing white powder off another man’s head

West Ham have banned a group of fans involved in a viral video appearing to be sniffing suspicious-looking white powder at the London Stadium.

The footage, uploaded to social media this week, shows one supporter smearing the powder on a bald man’s head and another appearing to sniff the contents in front of a group of highly entertained fans.

West Ham have since condemned their behavior and banned them from the London Stadium.

“The club is disgusted by the content of the video and has acted quickly to identify the perpetrators,” said a club spokesman.

“In line with our zero tolerance approach, the details of the offenders were immediately passed on to the police and all individuals have had their season tickets suspended and are therefore unable to enter the London Stadium and travel with the club for away games.

West Ham have banned a group of fans involved in a viral video, which showed a supporter appearing to sniff suspicious-looking white powder off a man’s head at the London Stadium

Pending our own club investigation, this could result in the offenders being suspended indefinitely.

“There is no place for this kind of behavior.”

Sports mail has also approached the Met Police for comment.

At the beginning of the shocking music video, fans burst into laughter as a supporter yells, “Come on, video that… Come on, get in.”

Another man starts screaming, ‘Let’s f***ing have it! Irons, irons.’

A fan sprinkled the powder on the man’s head (left) while another supporter climbed down to sniff the contents, before turning to the camera to laugh with those around him (right)

David Moyes’ side beat AEK Larnaca 2-0 in Cyprus in the first leg of their Europa Conference League last-16 draw on Thursday and take on Aston Villa this weekend

West Ham traveled to Cyprus on Thursday to take on AEK Larnaca in the Europa Conference League, triumphing 2-0 in the first leg of their last 16 draw.

The European win came in the wake of their humiliating 4-0 defeat to Brighton at the Amex last weekend.

David Moyes’ side, who are just one point above the Premier League drop zone ahead of Leeds, Everton, Southampton and Bournemouth, will take on Aston Villa in a crucial game at the London Stadium on Sunday.

The Hammers host AEK Larnaca in their second leg of the Europa Conference League four days later as they look to clinch their spot in the quarter-final of the competition.