Celtic have been fined €15,000 for an anti-monarchy banner displayed by fans at their Champions League away game against Shakhtar Donetsk on September 14. UEFA opened disciplinary proceedings ...

The banners were displayed by a section of Celtic fans at the club's Champions League match in Warsaw. ... with fans displaying a tifo commemorating the Queen that took up one end of the stadium.

Rangers have branded a tifo by their own supporters “unacceptable” after Sunday’s Glasgow Derby. Celtic dominated the game but were held to a 1-1 draw in the final meeting of the season.

CELTIC fans are already ... The group's Tifo Fund almost touched £30,000 but more ... Offensive banners relating to the death of Queen Elizabeth II incurred a €15000 punishment and ...

Celtic fans chant ‘if you hate the royal family clap your hands’ during applause for Queen. Supporters chanted while a banner containing the same phrase was displayed in the away end ...

The Green Brigade has confirmed that there will be no pre-match display for this Sunday’s Glasgow Derby against theRangers at Celtic Park…. In a statement on X yesterday afternoon, the ultras ...

Celtic fans have launched a major fundraising drive after revealing plans for an ambitious full stadium tifo to mark the club's impending title win. All Sections. Dare to be Honest.

Sport; Football; Celtic FC; Green Brigade blast Celtic board for Rangers Tifo snub as ultras rage at 2 reasons chiefs have given them The Celtic ultras group aren't happy with the board, claiming ...

Livingston threaten to ban flags and banners at their ground after accusing Celtic's Green Brigade supporters group of unfurling an "unapproved" tifo display.

THEY billed it as the most ambitious tifo in Scotland. And Celtic fans welcomed the reigning champions onto the pitch at Parkhead with an enormous display. Trophy day was marked in appropriate styl… ...

One of the banners in the Celtic section read "sorry for your loss Michael Fagan", referring to the man who breached Buckingham Palace security in 1982 by breaking into the Queen's bedroom.