Lazio fans could face Uefa action over anti-Semitic chanting during Tottenham game as FA prepare report Uefa fined Lazio £32,500 for their fans monkey chanting at three Spurs players during the reverse fixture in September, and Andre Villas-Boas hopes the organisation move swiftly to establish the facts. "It will take another investigation," the Tottenham manager said. It happened last time and it was acted upon quickly by Uefa We will have to wait and see if there is anything to act upon. If there is UEFA have to act. News of the attack sparked outrage among the people of Rome and the 3,000 fans who had made the trip from Britain to the Italian capital to support their team. One Spurs fan caught up in the attack recalled how 30 attackers wielded planks of wood and knuckle dusters after throwing gas canisters in to the Drunken Ship pub. We heard smashing glass, shouting and then smoke. I thought there was a fire but we realised they'd thrown gas in to the pub - that's why they had scarves over their faces," said the Spurs fan, who did not want to be named. There were about 30 of them - they pushed through the pub and pinned us back in to a corner. They grabbed anything they could and hit us with it. The attack lasted about 10 minutes but it felt like longer. I feared the worst. I have got two young kids and I was just thinking... I ended up with a couple of bruises but if I had been at the front then God knows what would have happened to me. It was like something out of a film. Lazio denied their fans had been responsible for the attack. The Italian giants were last night denied victory thanks to a top-class performance from Hugo Lloris. The draw means Tottenham now only have to draw their final Europa League group game against Panathinaikos next month to progress to the knockout stages.