Glen Kamara was routinely booed in a stadium full of schoolchildren and then sent off as Rangers fell to a 1-0 Europa League defeat against Sparta Prague.

Kamara was clearly targeted by some of the 10,000 fans six months after being subjected to abuse by Slavia Prague defender Ondrej Kudela, which earned the Czech Republic defender a 10-game Uefa ban.

The Letna Stadium was originally meant to be shut for this game following a separate racist charge against Sparta after Monaco's Aurelius Tchouameni was subjected to abuse last season.

Uefa instead agreed to a proposal for the game to go ahead in front of mainly schoolchildren with some accompanying adults, but booing was audible any time Kamara touched the ball.

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"If they're facts and that's the truth, then I'm extremely disappointed, but not surprised ... We need the facts, we need confirmation if that's the truth before I comment," Gerrard said.

He added that more had to be done to prevent spectators from targeting players.

"Not just myself, everyone across the world is asking for more and bigger and better and more extreme punishments in terms of racism. It needs to be eradicated," Gerrard said.

I like how westerners always cry racism, even though this was the only black guy booed, I wonder why. Based kids.