While the Scottish media concentrate on just one issue from Thursday’s night’s match at Ibrox they seem to be allowing a number of incidents to go under the radar.
A balanced story is emerging from Prague, one that will be very difficult for UEFA to ignore with no shortage of evidence.
Apparently all clubs in UEFA competitions are equal but it is easy to image the controversy that would kick off if an English, Spanish, Italian or German team were locked out of their Dressing Room after a UEFA tie. It will take more than a mix-up to explain this one away, especially with no involvement from Ian Maxwell and the SFA.
@EuropaLeague @UEFA time to investigate why our team was not allowed in to dressing room 30 minutes after yesterdays match in Glasgow. pic.twitter.com/FGrXZlojeg
— ?????? ?????? (@DedekMadden) March 19, 2021
As well as the lock-out Slavia have made a criminal complaint through the Czech Embassy over an attack on Ondrej Kudela.
On the park, almost overlooked is one of the most brutal attacks ever seen when Kemar Roofe decided to stamp his studs into the face of Ondrej Kolar.
The Slavia keeper has had surgery on a fractured skull while his attacker laughed at the incident as team-mates urged medics on to assist Kolar.
