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A small group of England supporters have been filmed appearing to perform Nazi salutes and singing anti-Semitic songs in Russia.

The video, above, shows what appears to be English football fans at a bar in Volgograd, the city where England played Tunisia in the World Cup on Monday night.

They can be seen raising their arms and shouting 'sieg-heil'.

The men, who appear to have southern English accents, are singing to the tune of an old Tottenham Hotspur song called Ossie's Dream, which had the lyrics, "We're on our way to Wembley," the Mirror reports.

The video which is thought to have been broadcast on Russian TV was shared by Bryan MacDonald, an Irish journalist based in Russia

The men singing have changed the lyrics to, "We're on the way to Auschwitz".

Filmed at the Galleriya Pub, one man sitting at a bar and two more standing are seen to be singing.

The Football Association are working alongside British police to investigate an online video that appears to show England fans performing Nazi salutes at the World Cup in Russia.

In a statement released on Wednesday, night the FA condemned the English fans for their actions.

“We strongly condemn the actions of the people in this video,” the statement read.

“We are working with the relevant authorities, including the UK police investigations team, who are making inquiries to identify the individuals involved and take appropriate action.

“The disgraceful conduct of the individuals in this video does not represent the values of the majority of English football fans supporting the team in Russia.”

It's estimated that more than a million Jewish people were killed at the Nazi concentration camp in Poland during World War Two.

Volgograd, where the footage was filmed, was formerly known as Stalingrad, the scene of the bloodiest and most brutal battle of the world war.