Celtic and Rangers are charged by the Scottish Football Association (SFA) following incidents reported after their Scottish Cup match at Ibrox. Multiple outlets report that disciplinary action is being taken in connection with “trouble” that occurred after the teams’ clash at Rangers’ home ground. The charges indicate that the SFA is investigating conduct and incidents surrounding the fixture, with the clubs named as parties to the disciplinary process. The reports do not detail the specific allegations, the individuals involved, or the exact nature of the post-match incidents. However, they agree that both clubs face the same disciplinary route tied to events after the final whistle. The SFA’s decision to charge both Celtic and Rangers suggests the regulator believes there are matters requiring formal consideration under its disciplinary rules. Further details, including the charge particulars and any upcoming hearings or deadlines, are expected to be confirmed by the SFA as the case progresses.