Chelsea fans are in more trouble after British Transport Police have appealed to the public to help find seven fans who sang racist chants at St Pancras International train station last week.
Just 24 hours after the now infamous incident in Paris, which saw a black man shoved off a train and racially abused by Chelsea fans, supporters of the club have landed themselves in more trouble.
Whilst investigations are still ongoing over that incident, British Transport Police have released images of seven men who they believe to be involved in the St Pancras station incident on Wednesday at around 8pm.
DS Steven Graysmark is quoted by The Guardian as saying: “I want anyone who knows the men in the photographs to come forward. I believe the seven, thought to be Chelsea fans, can help us with the investigation.”
Five men have been banned from attending games at Stamford Bridge since the incident in Paris.