Chelsea supporters are planning their own statement against racism during the second leg of their Champions League encounter with Paris Saint-Germain. Instead of the usual array of banners and flags which are draped around Stamford Bridge at home games, there will be only one on display during Wednesday's game: a small cross of St George with the Chelsea badge and the message 'Blues Against Racism'. The flag was made by lifelong supporter Phil Keefe and inspired by his 18-year-old daughter Jodie in response to the incident filmed on the Paris Metro ahead of the first leg against PSG, when some Chelsea fans sang about being racist as they refused to let a black man on the train.Five Chelsea supporters were suspended by the club after a black commuter was blocked from entering a Paris Metro train in FebruaryThose involved were also heard singing racist songsTwo Chelsea fans decided to make their own ant-racism statementThey had a flag made, which they took to the Capital One Cup finalIt will also hang behind the goal for the Champions League clash with PSGCLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news
'We thought it was important to do something positive and show _ and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like.'