A bus carrying Celtic fans caught fire shortly after the team's 1-0 defeat to Rangers in the Old Firm derby. The incident occurred near Celtic Park, prompting an emergency evacuation. No injuries were reported, according to police. The fire broke out just moments after the match, adding to the tense atmosphere following the loss.
Martin O'Neill, Celtic's manager, is now considering his future after the defeat, which marked another poor result in a difficult run of form. The team's struggles have led to speculation about his position, with some insiders suggesting he may need to reassess his role. Meanwhile, Rangers continue to show strength in the league, closing the gap in the Scottish Premiership.
Supporters expressed frustration and shock at the incident, with some describing the scene as terrifying. The fire, initially thought to be an act of vandalism, has raised concerns about safety during high-stakes matches. As the club looks to stabilize, the focus remains on both on-field performance and the well-being of its fans.
The outcome of the derby has sparked discussions about the future direction of Celtic, with some insiders hinting at potential changes in management. The team's recent performances have left fans and analysts questioning whether the club is on the right path.
