Two men will appear in court after allegations of racist chanting at St Pancras station following Chelsea 's Champions League clash in Paris . Transport police issued photographs of seven men as part of their probe into the incident which is said to have taken place at around 8pm on February 18 . Witnesses claimed a group of fans marched through the station hurling racist abuse and making racist chants . A group of men were at St Pancras International station when they reportedly engaged in racist chanting . Chelsea drew 1-1 with PSG when they met in Paris and PSG progressed on away goals after the second leg . This was the day after an incident on the Paris Metro before Chelsea 's match with Paris St Germain when a black man was subjected to alleged racist abuse as he unsuccessfully tried to board a carriage . The two men identified in connection with the St Pancras allegations will appear before Westminster Magistrates in May . A spokesman for British Transport Police ( BTP ) said : 'Following a thorough investigation we have reported two 21-year-old men for summons in relation to offences of racially aggravated harassment . 'The men , who are from Mitcham and Worcester Park , will appear at Westminster Magistrates ’ Court on Monday , 11 May . ' BTP say they are still investigating a separate incident in which a group of Chelsea supporters are alleged to have made racist chants on a train service from London Euston to Manchester Piccadilly following their side 's Capital One Cup Final victory over Tottenham Hotspur on March 1 . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article .
Two men to appear in court after allegations of racist chanting . Incident said to have taken place at around 8pm on February 18 . Chelsea and PSG drew the game in Paris 1-1 .