Celtic and Rangers are both ordered to play their next home Scottish Cup matches behind closed doors after last season's quarter-final was marred by fan disorder.
Celtic and Rangers have both been ordered to play their next home Scottish Cup matches behind closed doors after last season's quarter-final was marred by fan disorder. Both teams will also have to pay the away side £100,000 for that fixture. The two clubs could also face a second home match without supporters if there is a further incident of either side's supporters engaging in "unacceptable conduct" in a Scottish Cup fixture.
Celtic progressed to last season's semi-finals after beating Rangers on penalties at Ibrox, after which fans from both team spilled on to the pitch. A number of arrests have been made.
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