TV cameras clearly got a Chelsea fan pointing supremacist maltreatment at England winger Sterling amid the Blues' 2-0 prevail upon City at Stamford Bridge.
Chelsea and the British police are exploring the episode, which has incited across the board judgment in the midst of fears football is coming back to the dull periods of bigotry that scourged the game during the 1980s.
Chelsea have made quick move to briefly suspend four fans until the point that they have finished up their test, with the danger of perpetual bans on the off chance that they discover proof of bigot conduct.
"Chelsea Football Club has suspended four individuals from going to Chelsea matches pending further examinations concerning claims with respect to the conduct of supporters towards Raheem Sterling amid our match against Manchester City on Saturday," a Chelsea proclamation read.
"Our examinations concerning this issue are continuous. We are completely supporting the police examination and any data we accumulate will be passed on to them.
"Chelsea Football Club discovers all types of oppressive conduct despicable and, if there is proof of ticket holders participating in any supremacist conduct, the club will issue serious approvals, including bans.
"We will likewise completely bolster any criminal arraignments."
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