A Rangers supporter liaison officer statement has claimed Dundee United refused to allow a full stand tifo at Tannadice.
Philippe Clement's side travel to Dundee tomorrow but plans for a major display have been knocked back.
According to the Rangers SLO social media account, a request was made for a "full stand tifo and other supporter materials".
However, it's stated this request was refused with no display to be staged and only "limited space for flags and banners" smaller than 2m x 1m in size.
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A Rangers SLO statement read: "We are disappointed that our request for a full stand tifo and other supporter materials intended to enhance the atmosphere at this match, was refused.
"We remain committed to working with clubs throughout Scotland, to enhance fan experience for the benefit of the Scottish game.
"Flags should not exceed 2m x 1m in size. Please note there is limited space for flags and banners to be displayed and supporters are advised that they may not be permitted for entry when the spaces are full.
"There are no storage facilities for flags that are refused entry."
