Seven individuals had been arrested throughout yesterday's Outdated Agency conflict at Hampden Park.
Celtic and Rangers followers packed out the nationwide stadium for the Scottish Cup semi-final, with the Gers profitable 2-1 after additional time.
Police say the arrests throughout the match associated to varied completely different offences, together with alleged assault and sectarian signing.
One other particular person was hit with a hard and fast penalty nice for possession of a pyrotechnic.
Officers say that enquiries into reviews of alleged sectarian chants stay ongoing.
The policing operation through the fixture has been described as "giant and complicated" with a number of companions throughout the nation drafted in to make sure minimal disruption was made to members of the general public.
Chief Superintendent Mark Sutherland, Divisional Commander for Higher Glasgow stated: "The Scottish Cup semi-final between Celtic and Rangers at Hampden Park in Glasgow on Sunday, April 17 was a big and complicated operation that concerned officers working with a spread of companions throughout the nation to make sure the match went forward safely and with minimal disruption to the broader public.
“ Police Scotland had a proportionate plan in place to assist the occasion and to deal swiftly with acts of violence, dysfunction and anti-social behaviour.
“Seven individuals had been arrested for numerous offences together with assault and alleged sectarian singing. One particular person was given a hard and fast penalty ticket for possession of a pyrotechnic.
“Additional enquiries are ongoing into reviews of alleged sectarian singing and use of pyrotechnics.”
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