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Brighton and Hove Albion fans were among those arrested during Saturday's Champions League game at the Amex Stadium.

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Brighton’s home win against Birmingham City was overshadowed when two fans were arrested for racist chanting and throwing a smoke bomb. Chief Inspector Simon Nelson revealed on Twitter that two arrests had been made during the game – one suspected Brighton fan and one suspected Birmingham fan. The racist chanting was suspected to be a Seagulls fan and the person in question was arrested during the game at the Amex Stadium. Chief Inspector Simon Nelson revealed on Twitter that two arrests had been made during the game . Brighton and Hove Albion's David Stockdale grabs the ball under pressure from  Andrew Shinnie . While the smoke bomb was allegedly thrown by an away fan, who was also arrested, during Birmingham’s defeat to Chris Hughton’s side. The news comes just days after a minority of Chelsea fans came under fire for racist chanting in Paris. A group of men appeared to stop a black man from entering the train ahead of their Champions League clash with PSG on Tuesday. Birmingham City's Clayton Donaldson in action against Brighton and Hove Albion's Rohan Ince . Brighton Inigo Calderon scores his first against Birmingham City's keeper Darren Randolph . Shinnie is brought down by Brighton defender Bruno Saltor  leading to a penalty during Saturday's game .