Four football fans , said to be Chelsea supporters , were ordered off a train on Sunday night following claims they were making racist chants . The group were evicted from a Euston to Manchester service after the Capital One Cup final at 10.30pm . Transport police were called to the service and boarded at Stoke following complaints from other passengers where they threw the supporters off . Chelsea supporters wave flags at Wembley but later a group of four were order off a train and police are looking into claims that they were making racist chants , causing one black passenger to move carriages . Supporters stream away from the stadium towards Wembley Park train station after the cup final . One witness told Sportsmail : 'It was horrendous . They were Chelsea fans and they were being nasty and offensive . One passenger , a black man , moved carriages because he was disgusted with them . 'One girl was crying . The police got on and marched them off the train . ' Another witness said the fans were asking two young Asian girls where their burkas were and singing songs about Spurs and Auschwitz . A Chelsea spokesman said : 'We 're not aware of any evidence to suggest that these were Chelsea supporters . But if they are we will assist the British Transport Police with their enquiries . ' The incident comes after footage emerged of Chelsea fans on the Paris Metro refusing to allow a black man to enter their carriage before a Champions League clash . The clip also captures a number of Chelsea supporters making a racist chant . Following the incident the Metropolitan Police passed on the details of the three men to the authorities in France , who are investigating . The incident after the Capital One Cup final occurred on a train from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly . Chelsea 's players and manager Jose Mourinho celebrate their Capital One Cup triumph on Sunday . Chelsea has suspended five fans and said it would ban them from attending Stamford Bridge for life if there was sufficient evidence of their involvement . Referring to the latest allegations , a British Transport Police spokesman said : 'Shortly after 10.30pm on Sunday , 1 March , officers were called to meet a Euston-to-Manchester Piccadilly train at Stoke , following reports of racist and abusive behaviour by a number of passengers , said to be football fans . 'Colleagues from Staffordshire Police also attended . Officers asked four men to leave the train at Stoke . We have spoken to two witnesses , and investigations continue . 'Rail passengers and staff have the right to travel and work in peace . Abusive behaviour on trains and at stations is unacceptable , and we will not hesitate to investigate any such incidents . ' A black man attempts to board a Metro train carriage but is refused entry by fans in Paris last month . Amateur footage showed passengers in the carriage following the disgraceful incident on the Metro .
police are investigating claims of racist behaviour by football fans on a train . Four fans , thought to be Chelsea fans , were ordered off the train . police seized a black van moved carriage in protest at the fans . Police are also investigating Chelsea fans ' behaviour on Paris Metro . Seven Chelsea fans being sought over lunch at St Pancras station .