Sunday’s Glasgow Derby at Ibrox ended in a dramatic 3-3 draw, with an end-to-end finish to the match.

Celtic, having led 2-0 at halftime, will feel aggrieved not to have taken full points, while Rangers will likely be relieved to have clawed back a point in such a high-stakes battle in the Scottish Premiership.

However, the match was marred by unsavory incidents involving the crowd. During the live broadcast, Sky Sports‘ commentator Ian Crocker reported that an object had been thrown at the Celtic dugout. The cameras then shifted focus to Celtic assistant John Kennedy, who was seen speaking with a police officer.

This disturbing event is part of a troubling pattern at Ibrox, where Celtic had declined their ticket allocation citing safety concerns for their fans. This decision followed an incident where Celtic’s physio, Daniel Friel, was struck by a missile from the crowd, suffering a head wound that required four stitches.