Police have confirmed that two more men have been arrested following the violent scenes that marred the recent Rangers v Celtic clash at Ibrox Stadium, taking the total number of arrests into double figures.
The latest suspects, aged 27 and 26, have been charged with a range of offences including assault and possession of an offensive weapon. Both have since been released pending further court proceedings as investigations continue. �
Scottish Sun
The disorder erupted after Celtic’s dramatic penalty shoot-out victory in the Scottish Cup quarter-final, when fans from both sides invaded the pitch. What began as celebrations quickly descended into chaos, with flares, bottles, and other objects thrown as rival supporters clashed. �
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Police and stewards were forced to intervene as violence escalated, forming barriers to separate the groups. Several officers and members of the public were injured during the unrest, with one young boy reportedly struck by a coin amid the turmoil. �
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Authorities have strongly condemned the behaviour, describing it as “shameful” and vowing to bring all those responsible to justice. Investigators are currently reviewing CCTV footage and have urged witnesses to come forward, warning that more arrests are expected in the coming days. �
Scottish Sun
The incident has reignited concerns over fan behaviour in Scottish football, with calls for stricter safety measures and possible sanctions. Both clubs, along with the Scottish FA, are cooperating with an ongoing investigation into one of the most troubling Old Firm clashes in recent years.














