Celtic supervisor Ange Postecoglou blasted the "idiots" that marred Sunday's derby at Ibrox by throwing objects at Hoops personnel.
Because the groups got here out for the second half the restart was delayed by three minutes when keeper Joe Hart knowledgeable referee Willie Collum and his personal supervisor shards of damaged glass had been hurled from the Rangers finish.
And a member of Celtic workers additionally required stitches for a "head wound" inflicted in a separate incident.
The guests gained the sport 2-1 due to targets from Tom Rogic and Cameron Carter-Vickers, in response to an early opener from Aaron Ramsey.
However Postecoglou took a second to sentence the stunning incidents as he mentioned: "Yeah, they (the workers member) had been on the best way in.
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"I feel he's okay, He had a few stitches.
“It's disappointing as a result of it is a recreation that will get beamed around the globe and it stands by itself.
"You had two groups going at it in first and second spot and also you don’t want a few idiots spoiling it.”
Floor workers acted to clear the particles at half-time whereas plastic cups had been seen thrown when winger Jota took a nook and because the gamers celebrated with away supporters.
A Celtic spokesperson mentioned: "We are able to affirm that a member of our backroom workers was struck by a glass bottle.
"He required pressing medical therapy and stitches to a head wound. The matter is now within the arms of Police Scotland."