Redknapp had been barracked by a section of the home fans and seemed to react angrily midway through the second half with the apparent clenched-fist gesture towards the Rovers supporters. UEFA said they were waiting to see if the incident was mentioned in two reports - from the referee and UEFA delegate - before deciding whether Redknapp would face any charge of improper conduct.
And, after receiving the reports, a UEFA spokesperson told Press Association Sport on Friday afternoon: "We can inform you that nothing was mentioned in the official reports about this and UEFA has not opened any disciplinary proceedings at this match."
The Spurs boss, who saw his team exit the competition despite a 4-0 win at Tallaght Stadium, played down the incident Thursday night, saying in his post-match press conference: "Did I make an 'obscene' gesture? No, I didn't make... No.''
Redknapp reiterated earlier on Friday that he had done nothing wrong.
"I can't repeat what they were saying. I am not allowed to repeat what they were saying to me. I didn't do anything to them, no," he said at Friday morning's press conference ahead of this weekend's Barclays Premier League match against Sunderland.
During Thursday night's post-match press conference, Redknapp said he held no ill-feeling towards the fans who had verbally abused him during the Group A clash.
"I have spent enough time in Ireland to know what lovely people they are,'' he said.
"If you go and meet them afterwards they are probably lovely people. But they get together and shout a load of nonsense and that is football. That's life. I don't hold any grudges."
TV cameras failed to pick up on the gesture.
Source: PA
Source: PA