Penyokong Rangers abai larangan UEFA, nyanyi lagu 'God Save the King'

LAGU 'God Save the King' dinyanyikan oleh penyokong Rangers sebelum perlawanan Liga Juara-Juara Eropah (UCL) menentang Napoli di Ibrox awal pagi tadi walaupun ia tidak dibenarkan oleh Kesatuan Bolasepak Eropah (UEFA).

Pasukan Scotland itu, yang tewas 0-3 dalam perlawanan berkenaan, telah memohon kepada UEFA untuk memainkan lagi kebangsaan itu sebelum sepak mula bagi memperingati kematian Ratu Elizabeth II tetapi ia ditolak oleh badan induk bola sepak Eropah berkenaan.

Menurut UEFA, permintaan itu ditolak "atas dasar mengekalkan upacara praperlawanan yang konsisten dengan suasana tenang dan tanpa sebarang aktiviti keraian di semua venue di United Kingdom bagi menunjukkan penghormatan".

Bagaimanapun, selepas mengadakan upacara 'a moment of silence', penyokong Rangers mula menyanyikan lagu kebangsaan berkenaan.

Di London, penyokong Chelsea juga melakukan perkara sama sebelum sepak mula perlawanan menentang RB Salzburg. -- Stadium Astro

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