AdminInvestigation Launched into Pyrotechnics Displays at Celtic vs Rangers Cup Final
The Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) and Police Scotland have launched a joint investigation into the pyrotechnics displays by Celtic and Rangers supporters ahead of the Premier Sports Cup final. The match, which took place at Hampden Park, was delayed due to the huge displays of flares set off by both sets of supporters.
Despite warnings from the SPFL against the use of pyrotechnics, both Celtic and Rangers fans disregarded the pleas, leading to a disruption in the match. The SPFL has vowed to consider the incidents as part of their ongoing disciplinary proceedings against both clubs.
The governing body will also review the match delegate’s report, which will include other matters such as the “unacceptable encroachment of supporters” onto the trackside area at full-time. Celtic fans had spilled onto the trackside to celebrate their penalty shoot-out triumph.
In a statement, the SPFL condemned the use of pyrotechnics, stating that it is “illegal and unsafe.” The governing body praised the players, management, and directors of both Celtic and Rangers for their part in an “enthralling match,” but emphasized that the use of pyrotechnics will not be tolerated.
The investigation into the pyrotechnics displays is ongoing, and the SPFL will work closely with Police Scotland to address the issue. The governing body has also urged supporters to refrain from using pyrotechnics in the future, citing safety concerns and the potential for disruption to the match.
The use of pyrotechnics has been a long-standing issue in Scottish football, with several incidents reported in recent years. The SPFL has been working to address the issue, but the latest incident highlights the need for further action.
The investigation into the pyrotechnics displays at the Celtic vs Rangers cup final is a significant step towards addressing the issue. The SPFL and Police Scotland will work together to identify those responsible for the displays and take appropriate action.
In addition to the investigation, the SPFL will also review its policies and procedures regarding pyrotechnics. The governing body will work with clubs, supporters, and other stakeholders to develop a comprehensive strategy to address the issue.
The Celtic vs Rangers cup final was a highly anticipated match, with both teams competing for the Premier Sports Cup. The match was played in front of a sold-out crowd at Hampden Park, and the atmosphere was electric.
However, the use of pyrotechnics by both sets of supporters marred the occasion. The displays caused a delay to the match, and the smoke from the flares made it difficult for players and officials to see the pitch.
The SPFL and Police Scotland are taking the incident seriously, and the investigation is ongoing. The governing body has urged supporters to refrain from using pyrotechnics in the future, citing safety concerns and the potential for disruption to the match.
The incident highlights the need for further action to address the issue of pyrotechnics in Scottish football. The SPFL and Police Scotland will work together to develop a comprehensive strategy to address the issue and ensure that matches are played in a safe and enjoyable environment for all.
The use of pyrotechnics is a serious issue that affects not only the safety of players and officials but also the overall enjoyment of the match for supporters. The SPFL and Police Scotland are committed to addressing the issue and ensuring that Scottish football is played in a safe and respectful environment.
The investigation into the pyrotechnics displays at the Celtic vs Rangers cup final is an important step towards achieving this goal. The SPFL and Police Scotland will work together to identify those responsible for the displays and take appropriate action.
In addition to the investigation, the SPFL will also review its policies and procedures regarding pyrotechnics. The governing body will work with clubs, supporters, and other stakeholders to develop a comprehensive strategy to address the issue.
The SPFL is committed to ensuring that Scottish football is played in a safe and enjoyable environment for all. The governing body will continue to work with clubs, supporters, and other stakeholders to address the issue of pyrotechnics and ensure that matches are played in a safe and respectful environment.
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