Cops are probing alleged 'racial abuse' during the clash between Rangers and Slavia Prague at Ibrox on Thursday.
Last night we told how Police Scotland had launched an investigation after an assault was reported at the game.
Now the force have confirmed in a statement they are also looking into 'incidents of alleged racial abuse'.
Czech defender Ondrej Kudela was accused of making a racist comment to Rangers player Glen Kamara during the game.
Covering his mouth with his hand, the centre-back was seen speaking into the Rangers midfielder’s ear.
A furious reaction was then sparked with manager Steven Gerrard saying he believed that a racist remark had been made.
Meanwhile Slavia claimed that their star Kolar was punched by the Rangers player in the tunnel after full-time.
Police were called after the game and initially announced that there were no complaints of criminality
But the Prague side said they intended to press charges.
Rangers were beaten 2-0 at Ibrox by the Czech league leaders.
A police statement issued today by Greater Glasgow division reads: "We can confirm we are investigating incidents of alleged racial abuse and a reported assault following the match between Rangers and Slavia Prague at Ibrox on Thursday, 18 March, 2021. Officers are liaising with both clubs and enquiries are continuing."
Both alleged incidents are under investigation by UEFA.
