The Scottish Football Association (SFA) and Police Scotland have launched an investigation after Rangers claimed players and staff were assaulted by Hibernian fans during a pitch invasion following the Scottish Cup final.
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Hibs ended a 114-year wait for cup glory when captain David Gray headed home a dramatic stoppage-time winner to seal a 3-2 victory at Hampden Park.
However, the victory was marred by an unsavoury pitch invasion at the final whistle with jubilant Hibs fans seemingly goading Rangers supporters, while some climbed atop the goals.
Pitch invasion after #Hibs come from 2-1 down to win 3-2 in last few mins #ScottishCupFinal pic.twitter.com/mrhMzIEWjW
— MAN UTD IRISH REDS (@manutdirishreds) May 21, 2016
Massive pitch invasions and ugly scenes #ScottishCupFinal pic.twitter.com/m1WjVHz08D
— Lorraine Herbison (@LorrainHerbison) May 21, 2016
Order was eventually restored, but Rangers elected not to come back onto the pitch to receive their runners-up medals.
Police line now in place to separate fans. Some order restored. Shocking scenes. #ScottishCupFinal pic.twitter.com/VbLX73zsnY
— Radio Clyde News (@RadioClydeNews) May 21, 2016
It was also not good news for the goal-posts, which were damaged beyond repair.
Groundstaff dismantle the goalposts at Hampden Park following the #ScottishCupFinal pitch invasionhttps://t.co/wsoAKAeZ3d
— BBC 5 live Sport (@5liveSport) May 21, 2016
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