Uefa charge Celtic over anti-monarchy banners during Champions League tie
The banners were displayed by some Celtic fans at the Champions League match against Shakhtar Donetsk
The banners were displayed by a section of Celtic fans in Warsaw at the game against the Ukrainian side.There was no minute's silence before the match. Shakhtar Donetsk were granted permission to display anti-war messages on big screens before kick-off.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.
The club held a minute's silence before the national anthem was played, with fans displaying a tifo commemorating the Queen that took up one end of the stadium.
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