A bus carrying Celtic supporters caught fire shortly after the Old Firm derby, which saw Rangers secure a 1-0 victory over Celtic. The incident occurred just minutes after the match ended at Parkhead, with fans reportedly booing their team as they left the stadium. Emergency services were called to the scene, but no injuries were reported. The fire, which engulfed the bus, has raised concerns about safety and possible vandalism, with some fans and officials suspecting foul play.
The defeat marks a difficult week for Celtic manager Martin O'Neill, who has faced mounting pressure following two consecutive losses to Rangers. The loss extended Celtic's struggles in the league, with Rangers moving closer to the top of the table. O'Neill has said he will reflect on his future at the club, with reports suggesting his position is under scrutiny.
The fire has sparked discussions among fans and media about the broader implications for Celtic's season. While the club has not yet commented on the incident, the timing has added to the tension surrounding the team's performance and management. As the season progresses, the pressure on O'Neill and the squad continues to mount.
The incident highlights the volatile nature of the Old Firm rivalry, with both clubs facing challenges on and off the pitch. As Celtic looks to recover from recent setbacks, the focus remains on how the team will respond to the growing pressure.
