Sparta Prague fined ahead of Rangers clash as notorious fans double down after Glen Kamara shame game
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dailyrecord.co.ukSparta Prague have been hammered with another two fines as their notorious fans continue their shocking behaviour. The Czechs were forced to play their Europa League clash with Rangers behind closed doors after racist chanting from their supporters in previous matches.
UEFA allowed them to invite local children to the game but Glen Kamara, who was racially abused by Slavia Prague defender Ondrej Kudela, was booed throughout.
Some were even seen with banners in support of Kudela, an astonishing sight given the bitter rivalry between the Czech Republic's two most successful cups.And it's the 'S Derby' that has brought the first of two new fines for the errant fans, this time imposed by the Czech FA.They were fined £2,630 for 'inappropriate
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