Slavia Prague defender Ondrej Kudela has been given a 10-match ban for racially abusing Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara, who also slammed with three match ban

Slavia Prague defender Ondrej Kudela has been given a 10-match ban by UEFA for "racist behaviour" towards Rangers midfielder Glen Kamara, who will serve a three-game suspension.

Kamara alleged he was racially abused by Kudela during Rangers' Europa League last-16 match against Slavia Prague on March 18.

Kudela had been provisionally suspended for one match as UEFA opened disciplinary proceedings, which ruled the Czech Republic international out of Slavia's 1-1 draw at Arsenal last week.

He will now be ineligible for the next nine games played by either Slavia in Europe or his country, including this summer's European Championship.

Kamara has been suspended for three UEFA club competition games after he was found guilty of assaulting Kudela in the tunnel after the match at Ibrox.

Rangers forward Kemar Roofe, who was racially abused on social media after being shown a red card for a high-boot challenge on Slavia goalkeeper Ondrej Kolar, was banned for four games for "dangerously assaulting another player".

Rangers were also fined a total of €9,000 (£7,800) for improper conduct.

Source: Sky Sports