Police break up gatherings and disperse crowds in Glasgow after Celtic’s Scottish Premiership win, according to reports from the Belfast Telegraph and the Evening Standard. Both outlets describe an incident involving public disorder following the match result, with police directing people away from the Trongate area. The Evening Standard reports that officers ask members of the public to leave the area, indicating targeted dispersal rather than general disruption across the city. The Belfast Telegraph similarly characterizes the situation as “disorder” and says police move to disperse crowds in response. The reports focus on police action in the immediate aftermath of the victory and do not provide detailed information on arrests, injuries, or the specific cause of the disorder. No additional context about the scale of the crowd or how long the dispersal lasts is included in the provided summaries. Overall, the accounts agree that following the win, police intervene in the Trongate area to manage public disorder and reduce crowding.