Source: PA
Action group make progress
Four key areas of exploration were agreed on Wednesday night following the latest summit on dealing with the problems surrounding Old Firm derbies.
The chief executives of Scottish football's three main governing bodies plus representatives from Strathclyde Police and the Scottish Government will now finalise a plan of action following subsequent meetings but before the start of next season.
The Scottish Football Association revealed that the areas include ensuring the "existing rules and regulations of Scottish football are rigorously applied and respected".
The second area agreed upon is to discuss how the scheduling of fixtures between Celtic and Rangers can be implemented to minimise damage to communities.
The bodies will also look at supporting the expansion of the "excellent existing community and social partnerships between the Old Firm" to encourage mutual respect and co-operation.
And more talks will be held on supporting the work done by clubs, authorities and police to address "alcohol misuse, sectarianism, racism, domestic abuse and violence".
