Rangers captain James Tavernier didn't fulfil media duties after their seven-goal Champions League hammering by Liverpool because he was selected by UEFA officials for post-match drug testing.
A number of Rangers fans on social media - and one fan website - have called for Tavernier to be stripped of the captaincy for not fronting up after a shocking performance at Ibrox.
But is can be revealed the English right-back was randomly selected by UEFA anti-doping to give samples after the final whistle at Ibrox.


It was left to his team-mate Scott Arfield to explain to the media where things had gone so wrong in a 7-1 thrashing that eliminated them from the Champions League.