The victims of the Ibrox disaster have been remembered in a poignant wreath-laying ceremony outside the stadium.
Today marks 52 years since the tragic events of January 2, 1971, when 66 Rangers supporters were killed in a crush at Stairway 13 at the end of an Old Firm fixture.
Ahead of today's game against Celtic, a crowd of supporters gathered at the disaster memorial for a service.
Club legend John Greig, who was Rangers captain at the time of the disaster, was joined by chairman Douglas Park to lay a wreath at the base of the statue of Greig.
Celtic director Michael Nicholson and chief executive officer Peter Lawell also laid their wreath.
Many fans also paid a visit to the memorial, and dozens of tributes including flowers, cards and scarves were laid down.
The names of the 66 victims were read out by Rangers managing director Stewart Robertson and board member Andrew Dickson.
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