Celtic advanced to the Scottish Cup semifinals after defeating Rangers 4-2 on penalties following a goalless 120-minute draw at Ibrox. The match ended in chaos as Celtic fans invaded the pitch after the shootout, prompting hundreds of Rangers supporters to follow and sparking violent clashes involving flares and missiles.

Despite Rangers dominating with 24 shots and hitting the bar in the shootout, Celtic progressed without registering a single shot on target during regulation play. Celtic striker Daizen Maeda had a goal disallowed for offside after a VAR review, while Rangers also had a goal wiped out by VAR for a handball by Emmanuel Fernandez.

The Scottish Football Association condemned the post-match violence as a "disgrace" and launched an immediate investigation. Former Scotland international Charlie Adam described the scenes as "an embarrassment for Scottish football," criticizing both clubs for failing to control their supporters and warning that such incidents damage Scotland's national team reputation.