UEFA to probe racist chants

UEFA have launched an investigation into the racist chants during Rangers’ Champions League victory over FK Zeta in Montenegro last night.

Wed, 08 Aug, 2007 - 10:43

UEFA have launched an investigation into the racist chants during Rangers’ Champions League victory over FK Zeta in Montenegro last night.

Rangers winger DaMarcus Beasley and striker Jean-Claude Darcheville were subjected to taunts by the home fans during the second leg of the second qualifying round tie in Podgorica.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Montenegro Place: Podgorica Person: DaMarcus Beasley Person: Jean-Claude Darcheville Person: Beasley Person: William Gaillard Person: Gaillard Event: Champions League Organisation: UEFA Organisation: Rangers’Organisation: FK Zeta Organisation: Rangers

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