Crisis-hit Red Star Belgrade are caught up in a remarkable bust-up ahead of their Europa League match with Rangers after Serbia boss Dragan Stojkovic filed a lawsuit against the club's general manager Zvezdan Terzic.
Raging Terzic slaughtered the standard of refereeing in Serbia after Partizan Belgrade were awarded a controversial penalty in their weekend game, which they converted to stay two points ahead at the top of the league.
The Red Star chief accused Stojkovic - remarkably, an ex-Red Star player and even president - of 'directing a robbery' against his club, being behind all the refereeing decisions and in favour of Partizan Belgrade.
