Those who are slapped with FBOs can end up being banned from football games for a period of up to 10 years, both domestically and abroad, and often have to surrender their passport and report into police stations as part of the order.
Speaking at Brentford's Gtech Community Stadium, Home Secretary Priti Patel said:"There is no place for the ugly scenes we saw at some matches in England and Wales last season, and it is good to see the positive work being done by clubs like Brentford to ensure our stadia are safe places for families and children to enjoy the beautiful game.
The Football Association, Premier League and English Football League have all also made recent pledges to crack down on anti-social behaviour at games, saying they will introduce new measures and stronger sanctions for offenders.
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