Rangers and Celtic are both competing in the Europa League this season after their failed Champions League attempts.
Russell Martin’s side were unable to find salvation against Genk, with Mohamed Diomande sent off in the 1-0 defeat.Celtic, on the other hand, managed to secure a point away to Crvena Zvezda, with Kelechi Iheanacho on the scoresheet.
Now, the Glasgow duo are likely to have a large section of empty seats for their upcoming European matches, with Police Scotland set to intervene.Rangers supporters made their feelings clear against Genk and are understandably disillusioned by their team’s performances.
The Gers and Celtic will both face Roma in the Europa League, but the Serie A club are set to have no fans in attendance after recent violence in the competitionUEFA could impose travel restrictions, potentially banning Roma fans from following the team to certain overseas matches, after they rioted in midweek ahead of the Nice game
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