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Chelsea season ticket holder for both men's and women's teams, Chelsea Supporters Trust board member, photography, politics, music, sport, good TV

Following the events after Chelsea’s FA Cup tie at Charlton on 10 January, 2026, the Chelsea Supporters’ Trust (CST), working alongside the Chelsea Supporters Group (CSG), the Chelsea Supporters Club (CSC), and the Chelsea Disabled Supporters Association (CDSA), sought a full explanation from the Metropolitan Police regarding the treatment of Chelsea supporters. After extensive engagement, including raising the concerns reported to us by supporters and pressing for a formal review, we have received the Metropolitan Police’s response, which we are publishing in full below. While the Metropolitan Police maintain that the operational tactics used on the night were necessary to prevent disorder, they have acknowledged a number of shortcomings. We welcome the fact that these concerns have been recognised and that a number of improvements have been identified ahead of future fixtures. We expect the commitments outlined by the Metropolitan Police to be implemented in full. We would like to thank the many supporters who contacted us following the match to share their experiences. Their detailed accounts enabled us to robustly challenge what happened and ensure that supporters’ voices were heard throughout this process. As supporter organisations, we will continue to engage with the Metropolitan Police, Chelsea Football Club and other relevant authorities to ensure these lessons are acted upon and that supporters are treated with the respect, communication and care they deserve. Met Police Statement As outlined previously, this fixture was subject to evolving intelligence, indicating a credible risk of post-match disorder between supporter groups. In response, policing tactics were adapted dynamically during the match to prevent a breach of the peace. The decision to hold away supporters at the conclusion of the game was made in real time, based on updated risk assessments, and was considered necessary, proportionate, and ultimately effective in preventing disorder and
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