Slavia Prague have stated that Steven Gerrard and UEFA delegates witnessed an after match attack on Ondrej Kudela by Glen Kamara.
It is an incredible claim that could see the Ibrox midfielder and his club hammered by UEFA with the 90 plus minutes shaming football and all the #RESPECT campaigns promoted by UEFA.
Kamara and Kudela were involved in an incident late on in the match where the former Dundee star reacted angrily to something that the Slavia man whispered to him.
Connor Goldson, who had just taken two kicks at an opponent to concede a free kick, led an angry mob at Kudela with the match referee, Orel Grinfeeld from Israel, booking Goldson and Kudela.
What happened after the match will be judged by UEFA but in the early hours of Friday Slavia stated their view:
After the end of the game, the team was not allowed to enter the dressing room. Ond?ej Kúdela was assaulted by player Kamara and hit with fists in the head when Rangers manager Steven Gerrard witnessed the incident. Even the UEFA representatives who were also present on the site of the incident were shocked by this behaviour. The team is now safe accompanied by the Scottish police.
The Ibrox club have made no comment on any after match incident.
