Slavia Prague have filed a criminal complaint with Police Scotland against an un-named Ibrox footballer.
A number of witnesses have been named in the evidence submitted through the Czech Embassy as well as the claim that cameras in the area were deliberately covered up.
Slavia won the match 2-0 to go through 3-1 on aggregate but the events surrounding the match could have very serious implications.
Since the match finished Slavia have published three club statements, each of them containing very specific allegations.
Tonight Slavia announced:
SK Slavia Praha filed a criminal complaint with the Scottish Police through the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Great Britain for physically assaulting player Ondrej Kudely.
The attack on player Ond?ej Kudely was prepared and thought out, including deliberately covering the cameras at the scene of the incident. The brutal and brutal attack was carried out with full intensity in order to injure and cause physical damage.
The submission contains the names of witnesses, who, in addition to representatives of SK Slavia Prague, were also representatives of the UEFA delegation and Rangers FC coach Steven Gerrard.
Taking the criminal route is highly unusual and is bound to raise alarm bells within UEFA and the SFA.
