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Chelsea beg fans not to be racist
Blues want positive atmosphere at Wembley on Sunday

Chelsea were pleading with their fans yesterday to keep the atmosphere at Wembley “positive” with worries that there could be anti-semitic chanting at the League Cup final.

With Tottenham’s links to London’s Jewish community and Blues fans in the past chanting anti-semitic songs — something the club have admitted — the Blues are reminding fans of the responsibility they have to the club.

Anti-semitic chants were filmed after Spurs’ 2-2 draw with West Ham last weekend and Chelsea are keen to avoid a repeat with their fans, threatening severe action to anyone caught taking part in discriminatory chanting.

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