Rangers speak out after pitch invasion and monkey gestures

A fan confronts Celtic captain Scott Brown. Picture: Craig Williamson/SNSA fan confronts Celtic captain Scott Brown. Picture: Craig Williamson/SNS
A fan confronts Celtic captain Scott Brown. Picture: Craig Williamson/SNS
Rangers issued a statement in the aftermath of the 5-1 home defeat by Celtic following two incidents involving their supporters.

A fan leapt from the Govan Stand to confront visiting captain Scott Brown as the Celtic players celebrated Scott Sinclair’s opener from the penalty spot.

Referee John Beaton and Rangers full-back James Tavernier had to restrain the intruder before he was removed by police.

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Another supporter in the Rangers end of the ground appeared to direct monkey gestures towards Sinclair.

The statement from the Ibrox club said: “Rangers do not condone any form of unacceptable behaviour and the matter is now in the hands of Police Scotland.”

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