RANGERS midfielder Carlos Pena will face no action over his off-the-ball clash with Hamilton’s Greg Docherty.
The Mexican found himself at the centre of elbowing allegations after TV footage appeared to show him swinging his arm at Docherty during last Friday’s 4-1 Gers win.
But Pena has now been told he will face no action after SFA compliance officer Tony McGlennan decided against raising a case.
Gers have also received an apology from the organisers of their cancelled showdown with Benfica.
The Ibrox side were invited to take part in the Portuguese giants’ Eusebio Cup clash this Friday in Hamilton, Canada. But the match was called off with just six days’ notice.
The organisers said: “Elite Soccer Entertainment would like to apologise to the fans, Benfica & Rangers for the cancellation.”
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