First Minister John Swinney is urging Celtic supporters to behave ahead of the Scottish Cup final against Dunfermline at Hampden Park this weekend. His call comes after public disorder in Glasgow last weekend, when thousands of fans celebrated in the streets around the Glasgow Cross area and police had to intervene. Reports say that around 3,000 supporters took part in the gathering and that some clashes occurred with officers. Two outlets also describe large crowds moving through the Trongate area on Saturday and note that there were incidents involving police. Swinney’s message focuses on preventing a repeat of those scenes before the cup match, with one account quoting him as calling on fans to “desist” from disorder. The statements reflect heightened attention to crowd safety and public order around major fixtures, particularly following recent events in central Glasgow. The final is due to be played at Hampden Park, with officials and law enforcement seeking to ensure celebrations and match-day activity remain peaceful.