Group of supporters videoed chanting "I've got a foreskin, haven't you?" ahead of crunch tie at national stadium
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CHELSEA fans have been embroiled in ANOTHER racist storm after being filmed singing vile anti-Semitic songs ahead of their FA Cup semi-final win over Tottenham.
Spurs, who are famously a club supported by a largely Jewish fanbase, were beaten 4-2 at Wembley.
But racist chanting that has been filmed and shared on social media will leave a far sourer taste in the mouth with supporters of the North London side.
The video shows hundreds of men at a London pub before the match, singing: "We'll be running around Tottenham with our willies hanging out, singing I've got a foreskin haven't you."
It is the latest racist incident involving the club's 'fans' after they were captured pushing a black commuter off a Metro train in Paris.
Many of the 'fans' were stood on pub benches as the vile chants were belted out with fans rallying themselves before the big match.
The video featuring the fans showed up on YouTube with the offensive language bleeped out, but SunSport understands they were using racist lyrics.
Charities Action against Discrimination and the Board of Deputies of British Jews said they will attempt to catch the culprits along with police.
A spokesperson said: "AAD, together with the BOD have called on Chelsea FC and Tottenham Hotspur FC, the FA and Metropolitan Police to come together and take a stand against racist singing and chanting ahead of this weekend's FA Cup semi-final between the two clubs."
Chelsea beat Tottenham 4-2 in yesterday's match as Eden Hazard came off the bench to put the Blues ahead before Nemanja Matic's screamer sealed the deal for Antonio Conte's side.
Spurs are still within touching distance of their London rivals in the Premier League, four points behind with six games to play.
