Leeds United and Millwall are working with police following allegations of tragedy chanting by away fans at Elland Road during Saturday’s FA Cup tie. Leeds released a statement shortly after full time alleging that chanting had been heard referencing the fatal stabbings of Leeds fans Chris Loftus and Kevin Speight before the 2000 UEFA Cup semi-final with Galatasaray in Istanbul.

Bad blood between the sides in evidence again after Femi Azeez’s double had fired London side through to fifth round

The Whites said they were "extremely disappointed to hear vile chants relating to football tragedies" and pledged to work with the Lions and the authorities to identify individuals engaging in tragedy chanting. Whites chief Daniel Farke also called on the football community to combat tragedy chanting.

Millwall won away at Leeds United to move into the fifth round of the FA Cup but the match at Elland Road was marred by accusations of vile chants from some supporters

Follow live coverage as Leeds United face Millwall in the FA Cup today. This season marks the 144th edition of the world’s oldest cup competition, with Manchester United the reigning champions after they beat local rivals Manchester City in the final at Wembley.