Falkirk supporters applauded Celtic goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel after the Premier Sports Cup tie between the two clubs.
Schmeichel, 37, spent a period on loan at Falkirk back in 2007 when he was signed from Manchester City.
After 15 appearances for Falkirk, Schmeichel would go on to play for Cardiff City, Coventry City, Notts County, Leeds United, Leicester City, Nice and Anderlecht.
Nice touch by Bairns fans as they waited behind to applaud former player Kasper Schmeichel after today's Celtic - Falkirk League Cup (or whatever it's called now) tie. pic.twitter.com/97VAnXTyjt
— The Fast Lovin' Sin-Soaked Heathen (@fast_sin) September 22, 2024
Now at Celtic - after a free transfer move in the summer - Falkirk supporters hailed their former player with respect exchanged between the goalkeeper and fans.
A video shared on social media shows Schmeichel receiving an ovation from visiting supporters at Celtic Park after the Premier Sports Cup tie.
Falkirk supporters can be seen applauding Schmeichel with the goalkeeper waving over and clapping in acknowledgement of the gesture from fans.
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Falkirk threatened a cup upset in the Premier Sports Cup tie as the Championship side went ahead twice at Celtic Park before being beaten 5-2.
Ross MacIver had opened the scoring for the visitors before Finn Yeates headed them into a lead at the break after Paulo Bernardo's leveller.
Celtic, though, were too strong with Adam Idah and Nico Kuhn scoring doubles before Michael McKenna was sent off for Falkirk.
