Old Firm Gallery

Old Firm is a term used to describe the rivalry between two of Scotland's most successful football clubs, Celtic and Rangers

Rangers v Celtic - Scottish Premiership - Ibrox Stadium
Rangers Scott Arfield does the Broonie to Celtic captain Scott Brown during the Scottish Premiership match at Ibrox, Glasgow

Rangers v Celtic - Scottish Premiership - Ibrox Stadium
Rangers Scott Arfield does the Broonie to Celtic captain Scott Brown during the Scottish Premiership match at Ibrox, Glasgow

Rangers v Celtic - Scottish Ladbrokes Premiership - Ibrox Stadium
Rangers fans arrive for the Scottish Premiership match at at Ibrox Stadium, Glasgow

Celtic v Rangers - Scottish Ladbrokes Premiership - Celtic Park
Rangers Ryan Kent celebrates his goal during the Scottish Premiership match at Celtic Park, Glasgow

Rangers v Celtic - Scottish Premiership - Ibrox Stadium
Rangers Ryan Jack celebrates at full time during the Scottish Premiership match at Ibrox, Glasgow

Rangers v Celtic - Scottish Premiership - Ibrox Stadium
The full time score on the screen at the Scottish Premiership match at Ibrox, Glasgow

Rangers v Celtic - Scottish Premiership - Ibrox Stadium
Rangers Ryan Jack scores past Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon during the Scottish Premiership match at Ibrox, Glasgow

Soccer -The Co-operative Insurance Cup - Final - Celtic v Rangers - Hampden
Rangers Steven Naismith with the League Cup

Scottish FA Youth Cup Final - Celtic v Rangers
Rangers Nathan Young-Coombes celebrates his goal during the Youth Cup Final at Hampden park, Glasgow

Glasgow Rangers 3 v Celtic 1. Scottish Premier Division match at Ibrox. (Picture) Rangers player Alex McDonald appears to handle the ball in the penalty box

The 1975 Glasgow Cup Final contested between Rangers and Celtic at Hampden Park on the 10th of May, 1975. The game finished in a 2-2 draw and the rules of the competition forebade extra time

City of Glasgow Cup Final - Celtic v Rangers
Rangers goalkeeper Kieran Wright lines up for the City of Glasgow Cup Final at Celtic Park, Glasgow

Broken seats at Broomloan Stand after the Old Firm game last night. More than 20, 000 fans saw Rangers Striker Duncan Ferguson make an eventful reserve comeback against Celtic at Ibrox yesterday

Glasgow Rangers 3 v Celtic 0. Scottish Football League match at Ibrox. (Picture) Referee Bob Valentine has to separate Celtics Dave Proven (left)

Glasgow Rangers 3 v Celtic 0. Scottish Premier Division match at Ibrox. (Picture) Goal maker Willie Johnston gives a clinched fist to the Rangers supporters after his assist. 1st November 1980

Tom Forsyth of Rangers celebrates after scoring the second goal of their 3-2 victory over rivals Celtic in the Scottish Cup final at Hampden Park. 5th May 1973

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Old Firm is a term used to describe the rivalry between two of Scotland's most successful football clubs, Celtic and Rangers. The two clubs have been playing each other since 1888, and their rivalry has become one of the most famous in world football. The Old Firm derby is known for its passionate fans and intense atmosphere, with both sets of supporters often singing songs to show their support for their team and has also been known to cause violence between the two sets of supporters on occasion. Despite this, the Old Firm derby remains one of the biggest draws in world football and continues to be an important part of Scottish culture.