Police Scotland has charged three men, aged 45, 30 and 20, in connection with assault and breach of the peace offences linked to the Celtic and Rangers Old Firm Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox. That takes the total number of arrests to 43. The force has also released 12 images of people it is keen to speak to, and two named men have already been handed five-year Football Banning Orders.
Police Scotland's latest update
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "Investigations are still ongoing." That fits the shape of this case, which is still producing fresh arrests and still has more people to identify.
The latest update also underlines how much work remains. Police have released 12 images of people they want to speak to on the matter, and investigators are still seeking information through the Major Incident Public Portal and Crimestoppers.
Bans and the matchday fallout
The five-year Football Banning Orders already issued to Mackenzie Graham and John Smith show the stadium consequences are moving alongside the criminal case. The disorder at Ibrox has not been treated as a one-off burst of trouble, with the police response continuing months after the match.
Police Scotland's account still points to an active investigation rather than a closed file, and the 43 arrests now made are the clearest sign of that. The case remains open, with more images out and more suspects still being sought.
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