Soccer-No away fans at Old Firm matches for rest of the season, says SPFL


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - Scottish League Cup - Quarter Final - Rangers v Celtic - Ibrox, Glasgow, Scotland, Britain - March 8, 2026 General view of police officers on the pitch after the match REUTERS/Russell Cheyne/File Photo

Sept 4 (Reuters) - Scottish champions ⁠Celtic and arch-rivals Rangers have agreed that no away supporters ⁠will attend matches between the two teams in Scottish Professional ‌Football League competitions for the rest of the season, the SPFL said on Friday.

The temporary arrangement follows an independent Scottish FA review of events surrounding the Scottish ​Cup quarter-final between the sides at Ibrox ⁠stadium on March 8 and ⁠subsequent talks involving the SPFL, both clubs and Police Scotland.

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