Celtic and Rangers are ordered to play their next home Scottish Cup ties behind closed doors following fan disorder linked to last season’s matches. The sanction means supporters will not be allowed to attend those specific home cup games.
The outlets report the decision as a disciplinary measure connected to disturbances that occurred previously, with the clubs facing restrictions on home attendance for their next scheduled Scottish Cup matches at their own venues. While the reports focus on the same core outcome, they do not provide additional details such as the specific incidents, whether it applies to one or multiple fixtures, or the length of any broader ban.
Overall, the coverage aligns on what the ruling does—restricts attendance at the clubs’ next home Scottish Cup games—without diverging significantly on the reasoning beyond the reference to last season’s fan disorder.
