Steven Gerrard calls for Uefa action over alleged racist comment made to Glen Kamara

"I feel angry," Gerrard said after full-time. "It’s difficult to describe how I feel now because I know Glen and I trust him 100 percent. It's extremely disappointing. There is too much of it happening around football. "The Slavia player has caused this and he has also caused a situation like this to escalate even further because straight away you get the fans joining in and the racism grows and grows. "Something needs to happen quickly. That is above me. But 100 per cent, I stand beside Glen Kamara, whatever happens going forward." Cameras picked up Gerrard in a heated exchange with Slavia coaches and representatives after full-time. https://twitter.com/_R_W_B_/status/1372677029439664129 Kamara's Rangers' teammates Bongani Zungu and Connor Goldson were also seen confronting Kudela after his alleged comment, with reports claiming players from both sides were involved in an incident in the tunnel after the game. Uefa have confirmed this in a statement. "Uefa is aware on an incident which occurred in the tunnel after the end of the match and which involved some players of both teams," it read. "We are waiting to receive detailed reports of the match officials who were present at the game before commenting further."