A bus carrying Celtic fans caught fire shortly after the Old Firm derby, with Rangers securing a 1-0 victory. The incident occurred near Celtic Park, just moments after the match ended. Police confirmed no injuries were reported, though the cause of the fire is under investigation. The bus, which was carrying fans returning home, was engulfed in flames, prompting an emergency evacuation.
Martin O'Neill, Celtic's manager, has expressed concerns over the team's performance following the defeat. He stated he will reflect on his future at the club, with some insiders suggesting his position is in jeopardy. The loss to Rangers, who now sit just two points behind Celtic in the league, has intensified scrutiny over O'Neill's leadership.
The fire has sparked speculation about potential vandalism, with authorities considering the possibility. Meanwhile, fans inside the stadium booed their team after the match, highlighting the growing tension between the rivals. The incident adds to the pressure on Celtic as they face a crucial phase of the season.
The club has not yet commented on the fire, but the situation has drawn attention from both fans and media. As the investigation continues, the focus remains on Celtic's performance and the manager's future.
