CELTIC AND RANGERS CHARGED OVER SCOTTISH CUP IBROX TROUBLE

Celtic and Rangers have been charged by the Scottish Football Association over trouble that followed their Scottish Cup match at Ibrox. Both clubs received citations from the governing body in relation to the incident. The match itself took place at Rangers' ground in Glasgow.

The Scottish Football Association brought disciplinary charges against both clubs following the post-match disturbance. The nature of the trouble and specific allegations against each club were not detailed in available reports. Scottish Cup fixtures between the two rivals have historically been accompanied by heightened security measures.

Both clubs have been given the opportunity to respond to the charges through the SFA's disciplinary process. The outcome of these proceedings will determine what sanctions, if any, are imposed on either organisation. Rangers and Celtic have a long-standing rivalry in Scottish football.