Shrewsbury condemn 'vile and offensive' chanting at Liverpool game on Sunday

Shrewsbury have condemned the alleged actions of some of their supporters at their game against Liverpool on Sunday.

Shrewsbury Town Football Club have said they are "disgusted and appalled" after videos emerged on social media appearing to show a group of Town fans singing a song about the Hillsborough disaster, in which 97 Liverpool supporters died in 1989

They said in a statement: "Shrewsbury Town Football Club is disgusted and appalled to see and hear the reports on social media about the vile and offensive chanting and behaviour of a very small minority of our 'supporters' yesterday.

"These people do not represent our club in any way shape or form and we are liaising with West Mercia Police to try and identify those responsible who will in turn liaise with Merseyside Police.

"If any supporters have any information that might assist us in identifying those responsible, they can contact the club confidentially and we will use the information as part of our investigations with the police authorities."

Shrewsbury goalkeeper, Harry Burgoyne, has also spoken out against the fans behaviour describing it as "absolutely shocking" and saying they should be "banned for life."

Shrewsbury were beaten 4-1 at Anfield as Liverpool progressed to the fourth round of the FA Cup.