The Professional Footballers' Association has called for a government inquiry into racism in football after Chelsea's Premier 
League win at Tottenham was marred by alleged racist behaviour from the crowd.

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Tottenham have vowed to "take the strongest possible action" and said they will conduct "a thorough investigation".

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"The PFA stands beside every player who faces discrimination. We will continue to fight on their behalf to combat this issue 
for good.
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