Chelsea avoid Europa League stadium ban over alleged fan racist chanting

UEFA have closed the case against Chelsea over potential punishment for anti-Semitic chanting by fans.

European football’s governing body opened disciplinary proceedings after travelling supporters were accused of singing offensive songs during their draw at Vidi in December.

On Thursday, UEFA’s control, ethics and disciplinary body met to deal with the case and decided to find Chelsea not guilty.

Chelsea have avoided a stadium ban ahead of their Europa League clash with Dynamo Kyiv

Travelling fans were accused of singing offensive songs during their draw at Vidi in December

Their game against Dynamo Kiev at Stamford Bridge next week will be played at full capacity.

Chelsea previously questioned the ‘brainpower’ of any fans who think it is acceptable to sing racist songs.