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Slavia Praha football player Ondřej Kúdela received a ten-point distance from a UEFA disciple for racist insult to Glen Kamara in the European League duel against the Glasgow Rangers. The penalty applies to all club competitions and national teams. It will also be a possible participation in the European Championships, but it can also appeal against the decision and apply to the Sports Arbitration Court (CAS).
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Kamara was also punished, who physically attacked Kúdela in the bowels of the stadium after the match and was banned from doing so for three matches. The incident took place during the March retaliation of the eighth finals of the European League, the “stitches” won the Scottish capital 2: 0 and secured their progress to the quarterfinals.
It is not clear from the published opinion of UEFA on what basis the Tow was convicted of racism. The footballer himself admitted to a vulgar attack, but rejected the racist undertone. During a conversation with Kamar on the field, he covered his mouth, Kamara said in one of the interviews that one of his teammates had heard the insult.
“UEFA punished Slavia Praha, Mr. Kúdel, with a penalty of ten matches in UEFA competitions, including national teams, for his racist behavior,” cited the iDnes.cz portal from the opinion of UEFA. According to the rules, a ten-match distance player is the minimum penalty for racism.
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