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Hooligans clash in Glasgow in chaotic scenes before Celtic-Celta Vigo match

Violence erupted in the city centre shortly before kick-off.

Violence erupted in the city centre

Violence erupted in the city centre(Image: X/hooliganscz1999)

Football fans have clashed in chaotic scenes in Glasgow ahead of the Celtic v Celta Vigo game.

Supporters could be seen charging towards each other in the city centre ahead of the Europa League match at Parkhead. Shocking video footage shows fans lobbing a number of glass bottles at other supporters on Argyle Street.

Glass missiles could be seen smashing on the road as hooded thugs in dark clothing run by. Screams from terrified passers-by could be heard in the clip as violence erupted shortly before the 8pm kick-off.

Violent scenes in Glasgow

Violent scenes in Glasgow(Image: X/hooliganscz1999)

Thousands of Celta Vigo fans have arrived at Celtic Park, with it expected to be the Spanish club’s largest-ever away day following. It's currently unknown if there are any injuries.

Celtic's ultras group are not due to be in the stands for the game. In protest at the board, they confirmed in a statement they would boycott the remaining European home fixtures and all Scottish Cup matches.

The Record has approached Police Scotland for comment.

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