Celtic have been granted the entire Ibrox stand for their Scottish Cup quarter-final against Rangers next month. This represents a significant increase in ticket allocation compared to recent Old Firm derbies held at Rangers' stadium in Govan.

Traditionally, away supporters have received a smaller portion of tickets for these high-profile matches at Ibrox. The expanded allocation for Celtic fans suggests a shift in approach for this prestigious cup tie, which will be played at the home of Rangers. Scottish football authorities have likely considered the importance of the Scottish Cup competition when making this decision.

The quarter-final clash promises to be a major occasion, with both sets of supporters able to attend in substantial numbers. This full stand allocation for Celtic could help create a more balanced atmosphere at Ibrox, potentially making for a more intense and memorable cup tie. The match will be a key fixture in the Scottish football calendar, with both clubs aiming to progress in their pursuit of cup glory.