Help us tackle anti-social and discriminatory behaviour
From the official Chelsea FC website:
All at Chelsea Football Club hugely value the passionate and unwavering support from Blues fans at games at Stamford Bridge and Kingsmeadow, plus away matches.
Our supporters always have a major part to play in encouraging the team and creating an exciting atmosphere, and we would like to emphasise to fans their responsibilities when supporting the team.
Chelsea is a club that actively celebrates our diversity. As supporters, we ask that you share our vision of a club and a game free from discrimination that is open to all.
We have been made aware of recent reports where supporters have used unacceptable, offensive and discriminatory language. The club wishes to make clear that a football match is not an appropriate environment for chants that include religious affiliations. This language has the potential to be inflammatory, divisive or offensive to others.
Racism, homophobia, sexism, antisemitism, sectarianism or any language or actions viewed as discriminatory will result in the strongest possible actions which may include banning, arrest and prosecution.
This includes on public transport and in other public venues before and after the game.
If you hear it, please report it to your nearest steward or police officer.
During or after the game, anti-social or discriminatory behaviour can also be reported directly to the club via the page which can be accessed by clicking here.
‘Chelsea Supporters Group’ can also be found on X and Facebook and Bluesky
