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Celtic, Rangers appeal stadium closure sanction after fan trouble

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Scottish football clubs Celtic and Rangers have formally appealed against sanctions imposed by the Scottish FA following fan trouble. The disciplinary action requires both clubs to play their next home Scottish Cup fixtures behind closed doors with empty stadiums.

The clubs are contesting the stadium closure penalties, which were issued as a direct response to supporters' behavior during recent matches. The outcome of the appeals will determine whether the upcoming cup ties proceed with spectators or under the enforced spectator bans.

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