A Rangers supporter is jailed after encouraging fans onto the pitch during an Old Firm Scottish Cup match at Ibrox, with disorder following the game. Reporting across outlets says the supporter’s actions helped prompt a mass pitch invasion, and that the incident led to further violence.

Some coverage also includes that a separate individual connected to the same Ibrox disorder is locked up after assaulting a Celtic staff member during the pitch invasion. The different stories focus on who was jailed—depending on the outlet—while still describing the same overall event: pitch invasion and disruption following the Rangers-Celtic match.

Where they diverge, outlets highlight different defendants and legal outcomes (sentences versus remand) and choose different focal details, such as encouraging fans onto the pitch versus attacking Celtic staff. Despite the variation in emphasis, the overall incident described is consistent: an Old Firm match at Ibrox is followed by a pitch invasion and disorder, including an assault on Celtic personnel.