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Ryan Naderi on Target as Rangers Make It a Double Against Celtic

  • Celtic and Rangers supporters are banned from attending away matches for the 2026/27 season, a measure including today's Premiership clash at Parkhead.
  • An independent review into the Scottish Cup match at Ibrox warned 'crushing' and 'life-threatening violence' were narrowly avoided after Rangers fans stormed the pitch.
  • Striker Ryan Naderi scored in the 33rd minute to secure Rangers' second win against Celtic in eight days, following their 3-0 Premier Sports Cup victory last Sunday.
  • The Scottish Professional Football League confirmed the ban is 'subject to review' and could change during the season following discussions with both clubs.
  • All parties have committed to working together to ensure safety and security, aiming to provide greater certainty for supporters and matchday planning.
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Ryan Naderi on target as Rangers make it a double against Celtic

The striker’s first-half goal was enough to spark silence, and then boos, in a stadium occupied by only Hoops fans.

·Darlington, United Kingdom
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Potential Czech international Ryan Naderi became the hero of the Glasgow derby in the Scottish Football League. The 23-year-old German-born player scored the only goal to give Rangers a 1-0 victory over Celtic. The home leaders of the competition lost points for the first time in the season in the 7th round and are now only two points ahead of their city rivals. Rangers won the league for the fifth time in a row after an opening draw and defeat.

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The Independent broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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