CELTIC and Rangers fans will not be present in each other’s grounds for the rest of the season.The absence of away allocations has been announced by the SPFL after Celtic challenged Rangers’ decision to give them just 300 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup tie at Ibrox on September 13.Rangers cut the allocation from the recently-agreed total of about 2,500 seats in response to the trouble that marred the Scottish Cup quarter-final clash between the Glasgow rivals in March, when Celtic were given the traditional allocation of about 8,000 under competition rules.

CELTIC and Rangers fans will not be present in each other’s grounds for the rest of the season.

The absence of away allocations has been announced by the SPFL after Celtic challenged Rangers’ decision to give them just 300 tickets for the Premier Sports Cup tie at Ibrox on September 13.

Rangers cut the allocation from the recently-agreed total of about 2,500 seats in response to the trouble that marred the Scottish Cup quarter-final clash between the Glasgow rivals in March, when Celtic were given the traditional allocation of about 8,000 under competition rules.

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