A man is banned from attending football matches for two years after involvement in disorder during Celtic title celebrations in Glasgow on 16 May. Reports say the incident led to injuries to police and members of the public.

Across the outlets, the individual identified is Liam Connolly, aged 38. He is described as being convicted at Glasgow Sheriff Court following disorder connected to Celtic’s title celebrations and match-related events, including the Celtic v Hearts period. The coverage also states he receives a two-year football banning order.

One outlet further specifies that, in addition to the ban, Connolly is required to complete community payback, described as 150 hours. Another outlet focuses on the ban itself, while the broader reporting ties the action to the same date and incident at the celebrations.