Brisbane has made the call to cancel an individual's club membership following racist remarks directed at Adelaide forward Izak Rankine on social media.

The Lions and Crows did battle at the Gabba on Sunday night as the hosts notched up their fifth consecutive win by 11 points.

However, during the contest, it came to light that Rankine was racially targeted, prompting a strong response from Brisbane.

"Racism is unacceptable. There are no excuses," the Lions statement said.

"We condemn the social media comments made towards an Adelaide Crows player during the match last night.

"They do not reflect the values of our club or our players.

"The comments have been reported to AFL Integrity for further investigation.

"The individual's membership has been cancelled immediately."

The Crows came forward on Monday in support of the Lions' decision after the club had been in contact with the AFL's Integrity Department.

Adelaide CEO Tim Silvers was infuriated that these situations continue to occur but stood by the "swift and decisive" call made by Brisbane.

โ€œThere is no place for racism of any kind in society and it is extremely sad and disappointing that we find ourselves dealing with yet another abhorrent attack on one of our players,โ€ Silvers said.

โ€œAs an industry we have a collective responsibility to not only call out racism, but do everything we can to eradicate it, and we support Brisbane which has acted swiftly and decisively.

โ€œIt is also important we take the time to understand the hurt this behaviour causes Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people because unfortunately, despite how far we have come in this space, the message is still not getting through.

โ€œThe Club will continue to support Izak and his family and do whatever we can to stamp out racism in football and the wider community.โ€

This is the third incident the 24-year-old has copped since April last year.

Rankine is likely to be cited by the Match Review Officer (MRO) for his off-the-ball bump on Lions defender Brandon Starcevich.

The MRO findings from Sunday's games will be released on Monday evening.