Rangers appeal against 6 points deduction, over missiles throwing and other misconducts at Glasgow derby – Police involved.

Celtic has stated that they would speak with Rangers about their “serious concerns.”

Fans at Ibrox witnessed an electrifying battle on the field as the Premiership‘s top two teams played out an exciting 3-3 draw.

On the other hand, there were shady scenes off the field where Celtic staff members were thrown things at pitchside.

Ian Crocker, a commentator for Sky Sports,

reported just before the hour that it seemed like missiles were hurled from the home crowd at John Kennedy.

And a Police Scotland investigation is currently underway on this event.

Coins are thought to have been thrown,

since two police officers were spotted speaking with assistant manager Kennedy.

Celtic responded to the event with a brief statement,

announcing that they will be visiting Rangers on the “unacceptable” situation.

“It is totally unacceptable that our staff have been targeted in this way again,” a Celtic official stated.

“We will be raising our serious concerns with Rangers and

we understand that the matter is currently being investigated by Police Scotland.”

Glasgow during the Rangers vs. Celtic game on Sunday, April 7, 2024,” a Police Scotland spokesman continued.

“One man was struck but did not require treatment, enquiries are ongoing.”

It is understood that the force was notified of a small number of hate crime reports during the game; these reports are currently being investigated.

A Rangers representative attested to the fact that the team was supporting Police Scotland in their investigation.

A furious altercation between Callum McGregor and

Todd Cantwell preceded an on-field brawl following Rangers vs. Celtic.

Players from Glasgow’s top two rivalry teams came together at Ibrox as

John Beaton signalled the end of an intense encounter.

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