Rangers defender Dujon Sterling is fined and banned from driving for a year after admitting drink-driving and careless driving offences connected to a crash. Multiple reports say Sterling appeared in court and entered a guilty plea, with the incident involving his car hitting a barrier. Sources state he is fined in the region of £2,000–£2,250 and is disqualified for 12 months from getting behind the wheel. BBC Sport reports the crash took place while he was almost three times over the drink-driving limit. Other outlets add that the incident occurred in the early hours after an Old Firm match, describing Sterling as having been “celebrating” Rangers’ win over Celtic. One report notes he appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court, where he admitted a charge of careless driving. Another outlet characterises the matter as a drink-driving crash following the victory, while still reporting the same penalty of a fine and a one-year driving ban. Across the coverage, the central points remain the admission, the drink-driving context, the barrier crash, and the imposed financial penalty and disqualification.