A section of Celtic supporters booed a minute's silence in remembrance of the Ibrox disaster victims before the Old Firm derby against Rangers.
Before kick-off between the two Glasgow rivals, there was a scheduled silence to commemorate the Ibrox disaster of 1971, as well as the deaths of Celtic icon Frank McGarvey, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI and Brazil legend Pele. But the silence was cut short after just 34 seconds at Ibrox after members of the away fans could be heard booing.
Rangers fans could then been seen expressing their anger at the away supporters for interrupting the gesture. The match kicked off at 12.30pm and saw Celtic take an early lead through Daizen Maeda in the fifth minute.
