"Celtic FC informed us that they will not provide any tickets for the forthcoming game to our supporters unless we agree not to allocate tickets to members of the Union Bears. We have firmly rejected those conditions and have referred the matter to the SPFL board."
"At a crucial stage of the season, the removal of away supporters from one of the defining fixtures of the competition would introduce a clear and material sporting imbalance. It would also set a precedent with potentially significant consequences for the league in future seasons."
Celtic has denied away tickets for the final Old Firm derby unless Rangers bans the Union Bears ultras group. This decision follows disorder during a recent Scottish Cup match. Rangers have rejected these conditions and referred the matter to the SPFL board. They emphasize the importance of including away supporters in this crucial match, arguing that exclusion would create a sporting imbalance and set a concerning precedent for future league seasons. Both clubs are under scrutiny as they navigate security concerns and fan safety.
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