Rangers supporters and staff marked the anniversary of the Ibrox Disaster.
On January 2, 1971, 66 supporters lost their lives in a crush at Ibrox stadium following a league match with Celtic.
Fans were joined today by manager Philippe Clement and members of the Rangers family at the Light Blues ground, 53 years after the tragedy.
The ceremony took place ahead of today's game against Kilmarnock and was also attended by the team's board members.
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As it has become tradition, the crowd gathered at the statue of John Greig, who was captain on the day.
Wreaths were placed at the memorial, with the special message 'always remember'.
At the time, the incident was recorded as the worst disaster in British sporting history and its effect can still be felt in the city's football community.
On X (formerly Twitter), a club spokesperson said: "We will never forget those who went to follow Rangers and never made it home. Forever in our hearts."
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