POLICE have provided an update after football fans swarmed Glasgow city centre last night.

Supporters, believed to be following AFC Ajax, marched through the streets and gathered in George Square, ahead of the Champions League match against Rangers. 

A police helicopter had been dispatched and was seen hovering over the area for several hours. 

READ MORE: Watch as Ajax fans swarm Glasgow city centre ahead of tonight's game with Rangers

@glasgow_times Fans believed to be of Dutch football club Ajax have swarmed the streets of Glasgow city centre on their way to Ibrox. The team is due to face Rangers tonight at 8pm as part of their Europa League run. Footage sent to the Glasgow Times captured hundreds of supporters can be seen marching in the city's Bath Street, chanting and lighting flares. 🔗Full story, link in bio. #glasgow #glasgowtiktok #fyp #scotlandtiktok #scottishtiktok #ajax #rangers #football #glasgowpolice #policescotland #glasgownews ♬ original sound - Glasgow_Times

Police Scotland has since confirmed no arrests were made during the march.

Videos shared on social media show dozens of fireworks being set off in George Square.

Red flares were also set off as supporters chanted and banged on drums.

Ajax supporters again released pyrotechnics as they watched their team take on Rangers at Ibrox Stadium.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst's side officially went down as the worst-ever side to compete in the Champions League group stages after six defeats in six games.

Last night's match finished 3-1 to Ajax.

No arrests were made during the match. 

READ MORE: Ex-Celtic ace Moussa Dembele in brutal Rangers administration swipe after Champions League exit

A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "There were no arrests yesterday evening in relation to the Rangers v Ajax football match.

"A proportionate policing plan was put in place to ensure public safety and the match passed off without incident."