No away fans, Euro calamities & derby debuts - why Old Firm tie is crucial

BBC Scotland Saturday 12 September 2026, 20:36 UTC 1 min read

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BBC Scotland previews the first meeting of Rangers and Celtic this season as the Old Firm rivals prepare to face off in the Premier Sports Cup quarter-finals.

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No away fans, Euro calamities & derby debuts - why Old Firm tie is crucial

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