John Sweeney, the First Minister of Scotland, strongly condemned the violence that occurred during the famous derby match between Celtic and Rangers at Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow, describing the events as "completely unacceptable."

Several fans stormed the pitch after Celtic's victory on penalties in the Scottish Cup quarter-final match, resulting in injuries among fans, police, and match officials.

The Scottish police intervened to break up the clashes and announced the arrest of several individuals for using fireworks and dangerous tools, describing the fans' actions as "disgraceful and insulting" to the football community.

Officials pointed out that these events have reopened the discussion about the possibility of banning visiting fans from derby matches to avoid clashes between the supporters of the two teams. They emphasized the need for cooperation between the clubs and the Scottish Football Association to ensure the safety of future matches.

The Football Fans Association described the incident as "complete chaos," warning that such actions tarnish the image of regular fans. Meanwhile, the investigation continues to determine responsibilities and impose necessary legal actions on those involved.