Three men are jailed in Scotland after an Old Firm match in which a Celtic supporter is attacked outside Ibrox, leaving him with a brain bleed, according to multiple reports. The cases involve men described by outlets as Rangers supporters, with the attack characterised as brutal or ferocious and, in some coverage, specifically sectarian.
Outlets cite police and court proceedings following the derby. The Evening Standard says police drone footage captured the attack, while the Glasgow Times and others describe the men as being “unmasked” and jailed with football banning orders. The Belfast Telegraph and The Herald Scotland also focus on the jailing of three men from Northern Ireland in connection with the incident after Rangers’ match against Celtic.
Across coverage, there is broad agreement on the overall storyline: an attack on a Celtic fan outside Ibrox after the derby, serious injury including a brain bleed, and custodial sentences plus football-related restrictions in at least some reports. Differences mainly relate to the level of detail and the specific evidence or descriptions foregrounded.
