Celtic and Rangers face disciplinary charges from SFA over pitch invasion
Sky Sports Football • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 1:21 PM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026

Celtic and Rangers have been charged by the Scottish Football Association (SFA) for incidents following their Scottish Cup match at Ibrox on March 8, 2026. An independent report highlighted the disorder that ensued after Celtic's penalty shootout victory, including a mass pitch invasion. Over 100 Rangers supporters allegedly confronted Celtic fans, resulting in injuries to police and stewards and at least 37 arrests. The SFA's Rule 37, concerning good order and security, is at the center of the charges, and both clubs will appear at hearings on August 13.
- •Charges relate to March 8 Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox.
- •Independent report noted mass pitch invasion and confrontations.
- •Over 37 arrests were made during the incident.
- •Clubs face hearings on August 13 for the charges.
"Rangers and Celtic have been hit with disciplinary charges over the trouble that followed their Scottish Cup clash at Ibrox.
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