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 . Lifelong Chelsea supporter Phil Keefe stands next to the flag he had made ahead of the PSG clash . Keefe and his daughter Jodie were motivated to do it by the incident that took place in Paris in February . 'My daughter was very upset by what happened in Paris and it has tainted the image of Chelsea fans everywhere , ' said Phil . 'We thought it was important to do something positive and show PSG and the rest of the world that is not what Chelsea fans are like . ' The flag , which Phil and Jodie took to the Capital One Cup final at Wembley , will hang behind the goal in the Matthew Harding Stand during the game against PSG , a last-16 tie poised at 1-1 after the first-leg . After the racist incident on the Metro , last month , two other incidents of racist chanting involving Chelsea fans which have been reported to police . One occurred on a Eurostar train as supporters returned to London from Paris and another on a train from London Euston to Manchester after the Capital One Cup final . The amateur footage showed passengers in the carriage following the disgraceful incident in February . Branislav Ivanovic gave Chelsea the lead in the first leg of the Champions League tie at Parc des Princes . The first leg finished 1-1 , but Souleymane S will not be there to see the second leg after refusing his invitation .
Two Chelsea supporters were suspended by the club after a black commuter was blocked from entering a Paris Metro train in February . Those involved were also heard singing racist songs . Five Chelsea fans decided to make their own ant-racism statement . They had a flag made , which they took to the Capital One Cup final . It will also hang behind the goal for the Champions League clash with PSG . CLICK HERE for all the latest Chelsea news .