Rangers have admitted their regret over the pyrotechnics display conducted by their fans at Dens Park last month.
The away stand at Dundee was illuminated red as numerous flares were set off by a section of the traveling Rangers support.
The incident sparked an investigation carried out by the SPFL, with Police Scotland and government officials also involved.
The Ibrox club insists if there is a repeat incident, then they would be in line for disciplinary action. So, they have pleaded with fans to avoid using pyro in future games.
A statement reads: "As everyone at Rangers FC prepares for a massive month of fixtures, the club reminds supporters the use of pyrotechnics is not only dangerous, but also illegal within sports stadia.
"Supporters who bring pyrotechnic devices to football matches are at risk of arrest and put the club at risk of football sanctions.
"Rangers regrets the display of pyrotechnics at Dens Park last month, which resulted in a fire alarm triggering, and our match with Dundee FC being temporarily suspended.
"This led to an investigation by the SPFL and has put Rangers in a position where a repeat has the potential for the club to be subject to disciplinary action.
"Rangers will continue to engage positively with the SPFL, Scottish FA, Police Scotland and the Scottish Government on this matter.
"The club thanks all our supporters for their fantastic, ongoing support during this busy spell of matches."
Meanwhile, Philippe Clement is well aware that Thursday’s result and performance against Aris Limassol will simply not cut it with the Rangers support, but he is confident that his ambition will serve the club well as they look to bounce back to winning ways.
The Ibrox club had the chance to book their place in the knockout stage of the Europa League on Thursday, but instead, they stuttered to a 1-1 draw against their Cypriot opponents, meaning qualification will be decided in the final match of the group against Real Betis.
