A senior police officer says Celtic should be “more accountable” following disorder involving fans in Glasgow after the club’s Scottish Premiership win. Multiple reports state that incidents lead to arrests in the city, with the Evening Standard citing 14 arrests so far. The officer’s comments link the disorder to what happens in the aftermath of matches, and they call for improved responsibility and cooperation to prevent further problems. The reports focus on police anger at the scale of arrests and the need for the club to take a stronger role in how supporters behave around match celebrations and travel. While the outlets do not provide detailed breakdowns of charges or the specific locations of incidents, they agree on the central points: there is fan disorder following Celtic’s win, police action includes arrests, and the officer publicly urges Celtic to do more to address the situation. The story reflects ongoing scrutiny of football-related public order and the expectations placed on clubs to manage supporter conduct.