The Scottish champions turned down the chance to take 700 fans to Ibrox in the first derby of the season.
The Green Brigade have demanded that Celtic receive their "old" allocation at Ibrox as the fan group accused Rangers of "killing" the derby.
A banner was unveiled that read: "They killed their club. They'e killing the derby. Bring back old allocations." A return to the pre-2018 situation which saw them take the entire 7500-capacity Broomloan Stand and Rangers receiving the same amount of tickets at Celtic Park.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Tech Breakthrough Makes $2.5 Trillion Hydrogen Boom PossibleA potential groundbreaking technology has emerged, utilizing a unique reactor design to efficiently and affordably produce green hydrogen, green alumina, and green exothermic heat, looking to revolutionize the clean energy sector.
Read more »
Black smoke obscures central London as fire brigade fights raging blazeTwelve fire engines were called to the scene of the blaze
Read more »
Derby County agree deal to sign ex-Rangers star WaghornFootball Insider has been told by sources that Derby County are set to win the race to sign free agent striker Martyn Waghorn
Read more »
Rangers sources: Tony Weston agrees Derby County dealFootball Insider has been told by sources that Tony Weston has agreed to join Derby County on a free transfer following the expiration of his Rangers deal.
Read more »
Brendan Rodgers admits Celtic squad is weaker, and targets reinforcements for RangersBRENDAN RODGERS has admitted that the current Celtic squad is weaker in quality than the one he inherited from Ange Postecoglou...
Read more »
Todd Cantwell on Rangers post Killie hurt, Ibrox mentality and Champions League dreamThe old adage about how you are only as good as your last game carries more than a degree of truth at Rangers. As does the one about how the next…
Read more »