Celtic fans who are traveling to Ibrox to attend the Rangers game have sent a significant message. In the final Glasgow Derby match of the season, Celtic will face Rangers at Ibrox. Many will perceive this match as a mere formality,
as the league has concluded. However, it is undeniable that every Celtic fan will desire to witness Brendan Rodgers orchestrate a victory. The previous meeting between the two clubs at Ibrox in January resulted in Celtic’s defeat, which prohibited away supporters from entering the stadium.
Nevertheless, the Celtic Supporter’s Liaison Officer has forwarded critical information to those who are traveling to Ibrox in anticipation of Celtic fans’ first entry into the stadium in over two years. Celtic SLO’s critical message to supporters at Ibrox
The safety of Celtic supporters is of the utmost importance, and in the days preceding the significant Rangers match at Ibrox, the SLO has issued a critical message to fans who are traveling to the southern side of Glasgow.Celtic SLO tweeted, “This weekend, fans who possess a valid match ticket are encouraged to convene at Broomloan Coach Park at 9:30 in order to enter the stadium by 10:30.”
“On the approach to the stadium, ticket checks will be implemented. Coach Park on Broomloan Road will be reserved for supporters and coaches.” Some fans expressed apprehension regarding the absence of safety netting, which were a prerequisite for their return to the stadium. In a subsequent tweet, the SLO stated, “Nets will be installed on either side, as they were at Celtic Park.”
What was the most recent instance in which Celtic supporters were permitted to enter Ibrox? A classic Glasgow Derby encounter was played the last time Celtic and Rangers met, and the Parkhead support was permitted to enter Ibrox. At the commencement of the game, Daizen Maeda terrorized James Tavernier, and Kyogo Furuhashi once more haunted the Rangers.
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