Rangers have formally petitioned the Confederation of African Football, CAF, following crowd incidents throughout their CAF Champions League encounter towards Algerian membership MC Alger in Abeokuta.
The Flying Antelope confirmed that the petition adopted incidents involving visiting supporters throughout and after the primary leg of their second preliminary-round encounter on the Moshood Abiola Sports Arena on Sunday.
The Enugu-based membership raised considerations over the reported destruction of a stadium entrance gate, unauthorised entry with out fee of gate charges, vandalisation of stadium seats and different acts of dysfunction.
The Nigeria Premier Football League (NPFL) champions known as for pressing intervention by CAF forward of the return leg scheduled for Friday, October 23, in Algiers.
“Rangers remain committed to fair play, respect for football regulations and the safety of players, officials, supporters and all stakeholders,” the membership stated in an announcement.
“In its petition, Rangers have raised concerns regarding the reported destruction of a stadium entrance gate, unauthorised entry without payment of gate fees, vandalisation of stadium seats and other acts of disorder.”
