What happened. Celtic and Rangers were ordered to play their next home Scottish Cup matches behind closed doors and pay £100,000 each after fan disorder in last season's quarter-final.

Both clubs must pay £100,000 to their drawn opponents.
Further misconduct could lead to a second home match without fans.
Celtic won that match on penalties at Ibrox.

The punishment follows arrests after fans invaded the pitch at Ibrox.

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