O'Neill comments on limited Celtic ticket allocation for Ibrox clash

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Last updated Aug 29, 2026

O'Neill comments on limited Celtic ticket allocation for Ibrox clash
Summary

Martin O'Neill expressed discontent with the 300 tickets offered to Celtic fans for their upcoming League Cup quarter-final at Ibrox next month. After Celtic's recent 2-1 victory over Falkirk in the Premiership, O'Neill remarked that it might be better if Celtic received no tickets at all, emphasizing the importance of away fans for the atmosphere in such high-profile fixtures. This decision follows sanctions imposed on both Celtic and Rangers by the Scottish FA due to prior crowd disorder. O'Neill is also looking to strengthen the squad ahead of the transfer deadline later this week, citing needs for more depth following Celtic's Champions League exit.

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  • Celtic offered 300 away tickets for the League Cup quarter-final.
  • O'Neill prefers no tickets rather than limited allocation.
  • Celtic defeated Falkirk 2-1 in the Premiership.
  • Scottish FA imposed sanctions after previous crowd issues.
  • O'Neill seeks squad reinforcements before transfer deadline.
Latest Updates
  • 7:33 PMYahoo SportsO'Neill would rather Celtic had no fans at Ibrox than 300
  • 7:29 PMBBC SportO'Neill would rather Celtic had no fans at Ibrox than 300
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Martin O'Neill says Celtic "might as well not get any" tickets after Rangers offered 300 for the sides' League Cup quarter-final meeting at Ibrox next month.

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Martin O'Neill says Celtic "might as well not get any" tickets after Rangers offered 300 for the sides' League Cup quarter-final meeting at Ibrox next month.

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