Things Go From Bad to Worse for Stumbling Celtic
- Celtic and Rangers supporters are banned from attending away matches for the 2026/27 season, a measure including today's Premiership clash at Parkhead.
- An independent review into the Scottish Cup match at Ibrox warned 'crushing' and 'life-threatening violence' were narrowly avoided after Rangers fans stormed the pitch.
- Striker Ryan Naderi scored in the 33rd minute to secure Rangers' second win against Celtic in eight days, following their 3-0 Premier Sports Cup victory last Sunday.
- The Scottish Professional Football League confirmed the ban is 'subject to review' and could change during the season following discussions with both clubs.
- All parties have committed to working together to ensure safety and security, aiming to provide greater certainty for supporters and matchday planning.
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Rangers beat Celtic for second time in eight days
Rangers claimed a second Old Firm victory in the space of eight days, moving within two points of Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic and piling further pressure on their city rivals. With no visiting supporters inside Celtic Park, Ryan Naderi silenced the home crowd before half-time by scoring his first goal in the fixture. The result […]
The Northern Echo
lancashiretelegraph.co.ukRyan Naderi on target as Rangers make it a double against Celtic
The striker’s first-half goal was enough to spark silence, and then boos, in a stadium occupied by only Hoops fans.
Rangers defeated Celtic Park 1-0, setting the title race on fire and with the victory against champions Celtic, they are within touching distance of the top. Naderi scored the "golden" goal in the "Old Firm" and put his "signature" wide of the big double With this victory, Rangers climbed to second place with 16 points and reduced the gap to two from leaders Celtic, who suffered their first defeat this season. Rangers took the lead with a goal f…
Celtic, Benfica's next opponent, defeated by Rangers at the Old Firm
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