Tue 10 February 2026 18:40, UK

Chris Sutton is never too far away from controversy when it comes to Celtic and Rangers.

Sutton regularly tries to wind up Rangers supporters on social media, given his ties to their Glasgow rivalries.

Rangers battered Queen’s Park 8-0 in the Scottish Cup last time out to set up a quarter-final contest with the Hoops.

However, that has caused a new debate on an issue that has plagued the Old Firm derby for the majority of its recent history.

Celtic usually get a reduced allocation when they come to Rangers, but Martin O’Neill has asked for a full allocation for the clash.

He has put pressure on the authorities ahead of the meeting, as Scottish Cup rules allow 20 per cent of tickets for away sides, which would be 10,000 visiting fans in Govan.

He said: “I don’t know the club’s stance, but if you take me out of the club at this minute, just being a Celtic supporter, I would want all the tickets we can get, the allocation that’s available to us under the rules. I assume that would be forthcoming.”

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