Celtic and Rangers face disciplinary charges after Ibrox unrest
BBC Sport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 1:48 PM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026

Rangers and Celtic have been cited for disciplinary issues stemming from unrest following their Scottish Cup match at Ibrox in March. An independent review has criticized the conduct of certain ultras groups and identified planning inadequacies as major factors contributing to the incidents. The Scottish FA is expected to take appropriate disciplinary action as a result of the review's findings. Both clubs will now await further developments regarding any penalties imposed.
- •Celtic and Rangers cited following March Scottish Cup meeting
- •Independent review critical of ultras groups and planning efforts
- •Disciplinary charges could lead to penalties for both clubs
- •Scottish FA to determine next steps based on review findings
- •Unrest highlights ongoing issues with matchday safety and management
- 1:48 PMBBC Sport — Celtic & Rangers cited after unrest 'near miss' at Ibrox
"Rangers and Celtic face disciplinary charges over the unrest that followed their Scottish Cup meeting at Ibrox in March, while an independent review is critical of ultras groups and scathing on planning inadequacies.
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