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Alan Galindo

Celtic face UEFA action over Queen banners but Rangers avoid any charge over national anthem

UEFA have confirmed that Celtic will face disciplinary proceedings for banners they displayed during their clash with Shakhtar Donetsk in Warsaw - but Rangers will face NO action over singing the national anthem.

Hoops supporters at the Champions League clash in Poland had an anti-crown message on show in the ground less than a week after Queen Elizabeth II's sad passing, aged 96. Another made reference to Michael Fagan.

At Ibrox, Rangers defied UEFA orders over the anthem, but they will not face any action as they paid tribute to the Queen alongside a minute's silence, black armbands and a Union Jack tifo display in their showdown with Napoli at Ibrox last night. On Rangers, UEFA confirmed: "The incident is not the subject of any UEFA disciplinary proceedings."

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