Those who have been pictured or anyone who thinks they recognise them are asked to contact police.

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CCTV images of 24 people have been released as part of an investigation into disorder among Rangers and Celtic fans at Ibrox Stadium. Ugly scenes broke out following the Scottish Cup Quarter-Final on Sunday, March 8.

It saw flares fired into the midst of fans, while supporters, police officers, and those working at the stadium came under attack. A steward was seen being carried from the pitch, believed to have been injured in the chaos.

A number of people were also pictured receiving medical treatment. Now, officers investigating the violence have released stills of people they believe may be able to assist with their ongoing enquiries.

Those depicted or anyone who believes they may recognise them are asked to contact police, quoting incident number 0899 of 8 March, 2026.

Following the match, Celtic striker Tomáš Čvančara, who scored the winning penalty for his side, was interviewed for TV wearing a blood-stained shirt. He had been photographed intervening in an incident on the field.

A member of Celtic’s coaching staff was also allegedly attacked and there was violence outside of the stadium after the game. Operation Moonglint was subsequently launched by Police Scotland to trace those responsible.

The total number of arrests in connection with the disorder currently stands at 20.

It comes as Rangers have been handed just over 2,000 tickets for this weekend’s Old Firm showdown at Parkhead as they travel to Glasgow’s east end on Sunday for the final derby of the season.

Rangers face a daunting trip to Celtic Park – with Martin O’Neill’s side still clinging onto their five-in-a-row dreams – but will do so without the backing of the Union Bears, who have been locked out by Celtic following March’s Scottish Cup clash between the sides.

Raging Ibrox chiefs complained to the SPFL, who set up a sub-committee to rule on the latest ticket fallout.

League bosses ruled Rangers were entitled to their five per cent allocation, but backed Celts by saying they would “not overrule a risk assessment carried out by the party legally responsible for the safety and security of the event”.

Now, with just days to go before the clash, Rangers have released the agreed batch of tickets to fans.

Anyone with information can call 101 or can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Information can also be sent directly to the investigation team via the Major Incident Public Portal (MIPP) here.

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1. The match between Rangers and Celtic at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow, took place on Sunday, 8 March

   

2. Cops are asking for those depicted in the images to get in touch

   

3. There was also violence outside of the stadium following the game

   

4. Violence marred the recent Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox

   

1. Chaotic scenes blighted the nerve-shredding Scottish Cup quarter-final

   

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2. SFA bosses implemented Scottish Cup rules that allow away teams the “right to claim admission for its supporters of up to 20% of the spectator capacity”.

   

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3. Flares were also thrown into the stands, resulting in injuries to stewards and police officers

   

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4. Several arrests have been made and Police Scotland are investigating

   

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1. After a goalless 120 minutes, Celtic won 4-2 on penalties to reach the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup

   

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2. There was a massive pitch invasion after a series of incidents throughout derby day

   

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3. Ugly scenes broke out following the Scottish Cup Quarter-Final with 20 people now arrested

   

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4. Anyone with information can call 101 or can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111

   

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1. Cops have dropped more than 20 images of people wanted in connection with the disorder

   

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2. Cops are taking March’s disorder very seriously

   

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3. Police Scotland have shared the extensive images across social media

   

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4. Celtic and Rangers will face off against each other on Sunday for the first time since March’s disruptive game

   

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1. Viewers watched live on TV as fans ran onto the pitch and caused mayhem on March 8

   

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2. Tracing the pictured fans may help police enquiries into the match aftermath

   

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3. Dozens of arrests have been made and police continue to investigate the scenes at the game in March

   

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4. Enquiries are continuing with cops determined to get to the bottom of what happened on March 8

   

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1. A string of events before and throughout the game led to a final overspill when the whistle blew

   

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2. Cops and stewards tried to keep a lid on the fast-growing situation that kicked off when the game ended

   

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3. Celtic won the penalty shoot-out but the scenes that followed were unsavoury

   

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4. Fans from both sides are being sought as part of the ongoing enquiries

   

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