Shocking moment mass brawl breaks out on Tube train as men kick, punch and abuse each other in front of horrified London Underground travellers
Footage shows four men engaging in a fight on a tube station platform
This is the shocking moment a mass brawl broke out on a London Underground train.
Ugly scenes were recorded by a tube passenger on Saturday night, as four men threw punches and kicks at one another whilst the train was sitting at the station.
During the mobile phone footage, a white man from inside the train is seen being dragged onto the floor of the platform by three other white males.
The three men then begin to unload a number of kicks and punches onto the man, before he starts to throw back himself whilst lying on the ground.
The man pushes himself back onto his feet and inside the train, as the brawl continues until a Transport for London (TfL) staff member separates them.
They are heard calling each other a number of vile insults, whilst members of the public scream for them to stop.
Ugly scenes were recorded by a tube passenger on Saturday night, as four men threw punches and kicks at one another whilst the train was sitting at the station
One man falls onto his back during the fight and has three other men attempt to kick and punch him while he fights back to his feet
MailOnline have asked the British Transport Police (BTP) to the confirm when and where the brawl took place.
The BTP said they were aware of the incident and enquires were ongoing.
In a statement, the force said: ‘We urge anyone who was involved in this incident or saw it happening to contact us by texting 61016 or calling 0800 40 50 40, quoting reference 279 of 28/01/24.’
The video has gone viral after been posted on social media today. One person commented: ‘I do not miss the underground one tiny bit.’
Another said: ‘Come to London they said. It’ll be fun they said.’
Others made light of the situation, with one writing: ”What is this wrestlemania’, while someone else added: ‘Average day in London.’
A fifth person simply put: ‘Avoid all public transport seems to be the best advice these days.’