Chelsea defender Antonio Rudiger claims “racists have won” after Tottenham fans booed him over a failed probe into abuse from their supporters.

The German was booed by Tottenham fans whenever he touched the ball during a Premier League match on Saturday at Stamford Bridge.

He said: “Yes, I heard it. It’s sad. I don’t know why they would. Maybe it’s because I voiced about the racism. If you boo me because of that, then you are poor people.

“This is a sign that we have a very big problem.

“At the end of the day I am alone in this case because I am the one who has to swallow this.

“With the win (against Spurs) it makes me feel a bit like, yes, OK. But it makes me feel like it will always be like this. For me, in this case, racism won.”

Rudiger alleged Tottenham fans aimed monkey noises at him ­during December’s clash.

It resulted in the game being halted and warnings made over the stadium PA for the first time at a Premier League fixture.

Spurs and the Met Police launched an immediate investigation — but two weeks later the club announced that neither they nor the cops had found no evidence to support Rudiger’s claims, report The Sun.

The Berlin-born star added: “For me, it was not a surprise, because sometimes they get ­punished — but mostly they get away with it.

“I’m not trying to offend anyone but you will never understand what goes through my mind at this moment. Or other black players’ minds.

“I am along. I am totally alone. Authority-wise, I’m alone. People are investigating but I don’t want to say they did their job wrong. I hope they tried everything.”