Celtic receive a “general behaviour” message from Police Scotland ahead of Sunday’s League Cup quarter-final against Rangers at Ibrox, manager Martin O’Neill says. The warning is described as general, rather than tied to a specific incident.
O’Neill’s comments set the tone for the lead-up to the Old Firm fixture after the match is scheduled to take place at Rangers’ home ground. The reports focus on the police guidance given to Celtic supporters and/or the club in advance of the game, reflecting wider expectations for crowd and matchday conduct at high-profile matches.
Across the sources provided, the coverage centers on the same point: Celtic are told to be mindful of “general behaviour” ahead of the Rangers clash. No additional details about alleged breaches, specific planned policing measures, or disciplinary outcomes are included in the excerpts.
