Football Ground Guide

How to get tickets for England vs Spain Nations League clash

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The decision comes after the Scottish FA's Independent Review into the events surrounding the Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on March 8th, when both sets of supporters invaded the pitch following Celtic's penalty shootout victory.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

The SPFL says the temporary arrangement will give all parties time to consider the Independent Review's recommendations and properly plan future fixtures, while also providing greater certainty around ticketing and matchday safety.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

How to get tickets for Slovenia vs. Scotland Nations League clash

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Most expensive Champions League away days in 2026-27 season ranked

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Oasis at Etihad hint dropped as new tour teaser shared on social media

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Watch: Lionel Messi chant stops match as Argentinian fans honour legend after retirement

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Arsenal remove major feature from Emirates Stadium before Chelsea Premier League clash

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

How Barcelona will protect Camp Nou during “high risk” Feyenoord Champions League match

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

New Wrexham drone footage reveals big step forward in Kop Stand expansion

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Man United about to take next step in new stadium process as official update released

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

New Man United Stadium: Gordon Strachan calls for “raw energy” to return to Old Trafford 2.0 (exclusive)

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Things to do near Wembley Stadium 2026: Seven of the best local attractions for every type of fan

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

SPFL impose full away fan ban on Celtic and Rangers for all Old Firm clashes in 2026/27

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Como share timelapse of Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia transformation ahead of Champions League debut

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Elland Road expansion update reveals new fan‑flow barriers, hospitality progress and pitch work

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Nottingham MPs back Forest’s “historic” City Ground expansion plans in major new update

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Mikel Merino chant: Lyrics, tune and story behind Arsenals’ song for their reliable utility man

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Declan Rice chant: Lyrics, tune and story behind Arsenal’s song for their midfield dynamo

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Kai Havertz chant: Lyrics, tune and story behind Arsenal’s song for their German forward

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Mikel Arteta chant: Lyrics, tune and story behind Arsenal fan’s song for their Spanish leader

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.

Barcelona submit surprise plans to build state-of-the-art indoor theme park inside new Camp Nou

Lewis Blain — Fri, 04 Sep 2026 13:56:54 +0100

There will be no away supporters at any Old Firm clash this season after the SPFL moved to tighten matchday arrangements between Celtic and Rangers.

The decision follows the disorder that marred their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March.

Old Firm derbies will not have away fans this season

The SPFL has confirmed that Celtic and Rangers will have no away supporters at any SPFL-organised matches between the clubs for the remainder of the 2026/27 season.

The clubs were subsequently punished, with each ordered to play their next Scottish Cup home match behind closed doors and pay the visiting club £100,000 in compensation for lost revenue.

Rangers had been set to offer Celtic just 700 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup quarter-final at Ibrox on September 13th, but Celtic rejected the reduced allocation and asked the SPFL to intervene.

Following further discussions involving both clubs, the SPFL and Police Scotland, an agreement has now been reached to remove away allocations entirely.

That means Celtic supporters will not be present at Ibrox for the League Cup meeting, while Rangers fans will also be absent from Parkhead when the teams meet in the league one week later.

Police and stewards line the pitch as they try to regain order following the crowd trouble during Rangers vs Celtic – Photo via IMAGO / Pro Sports Images

FGG says: This is a sad reflection of the Old Firm rivalry these days

It is a real shame that the authorities have reached the point where taking away supporters is seen as the safest solution for Old Firm matches.

These games are supposed to be among the biggest occasions in Scottish football, and the presence of both sets of fans is a huge part of that.

Ultimately, though, the scenes at Ibrox cannot simply be ignored.

If supporters cannot attend without pitch invasions and disorder, then stronger measures are understandable, but hopefully this is genuinely a temporary step rather than the new normal.