Ondrej Kolar: Last News

Rangers players is narrowed once more as his champions return to European duty against Alashkert. The Ibrox side are back to winning ways after seeing off Dunfermline 5-0 last week.

Jermain Defoe limped off injured against Arsenal. Having secured the Premiership title, the Ibrox club enter the third round of qualification as they look to make it to the lucrative group stage.

Rangers by claiming Ondrej Kudela's racism 'covered up their shortcomings' in defeat to Slavia Prague. The St Johnstone loanee, who is on an emergency deal from Hearts, has entered the conversation over the disgraced defender.

Kemar Roofe 's horror challenge on Ondrej Kolar is being used by UEFA to warn media to be on their best behaviour at Euro 2020. The Englishman was shown a red card after his high challenge left the Slavia Prague goalkeeper with a fractured skull.

Kemar Roofe will miss both of his side's Champions League qualifiers next season after UEFA quashed an appeal from the Scottish champions. Roofe was handed a four-game ban by the European governing body for his high tackle on Slavia Prague goalkeeper Ondrej Kolar during the Europa League last 16 second leg in Glasgow.The Czech player received a nasty facial injury and now plays with a head guard after the incident.

Kemar Roofe could have KILLED his goalkeeper. The Czech champions came out on top of a bad-tempered Europa League last 16 tie which was marred by the sickening racist abuse dished out to Glen Kamara.

Glen Kamara - and insists UEFA's call to sanction the Finn was a "joke". Slavia Prague defender Ondrej Kudela was found guilty by the governing body of targeting Kamara with sickening racial abuse in last month's Europa League tie and copped the minimum sanction of a 10-match ban.

Kemar Roofe has received a FOUR game UEFA ban for "assault" against Slavia Prague - with the club also fined £7800 for "improper conduct". The English striker was pulled up by the governing body after a poor challenge saw his boot to connect with the ball and caught the Ondrej Kolar full in the face.The impact left the Czech keeper with a fractured skull and he has questioned why he's not had a personal message of apology from the frontman.UEFA have now taken a second look at the tackle, which he was shown a red card for at the time, and have opted to ban the striker for four games.

Rangers as they accuse the Ibrox side of a cover-up in the recent racism row. In a lengthy statement from club president Jaroslav Tvrdik, a raft of unfounded accusations have been levelled at the Premiership champions and Scottish media.Tvrdik insists the man alleged to have used vile racist language Ondrej Kudela is a victim himself of "prejudice and presumption of guilt".

Kemar Roofe admits feeling guilty after his horror collision with Slavia Prague keeper Ondrej Kolar. The Rangers forward was sent off just six minutes after coming off the bench during his side's 2-0 Europa League last 16 defeat to the Czechs last week.

Steven Gerrard hit out at Slavia Prague star Ondrej Kudela as he accused the Czech international of making a racist comment to Glen Kamara. A 2-0 defeat saw Rangers crash out of the Europa League, with Leon Balogun and Kemar Roofe seeing red as the hosts finished the game with nine men.

Rangers on Thursday, with a first European quarter-final since 2008 looming tantalisingly on the horizon. But it ended up being a nightmare for Steven Gerrard 's team as Slavia Prague sent them packing at Ibrox.

Rangers star Kemar Roofe was sent off for a horror "kung fu" challenge of Slavia Praha's goalkeeper - six minutes after coming on as a substitute in the Europa League.The forward ran onto a long ball from Connor Goldson and tried to reach it with a high boot but ended up hitting an on-rushing Ondrej Kolar in the face on 61 minutes.And the shot-stopper was left with blood pouring down his face as the 28-year-old was shown a straight red, having replaced Scott Arfield minutes earlier.Slavia's goalkeeper received immediate treatment from physios of both teams.But a stretcher was brought on the pitch, seeing 18-year-old Matyas Vagner replace the bloodied goalkeeper with the Czech side 1-0 up at the Ibrox.

Kemar Roofe was shown a red card for a high and wild challenge on Slavia Prague goalkeeper Ondrej Kolar. The Rangers attacker had only been on the pitch for five minutes when he was chasing a deep ball into the Slavia box during the Europa League clash.