The away fan lockout for Old Firm matches could come to an end for Celtic's trip to Ibrox. The champions have reportedly entered talks with Rangers and could be offered an allocation of 750 briefs for the Premiership clash on April 6.
That's despite the Hoops hierarchy citing "safety concerns" when knocking back around 700 tickets for the first meeting of the season back in September.
But now the Times reports that both are back around the table to try and thrash out a solution that would see a small number of away punters back through the turnstiles, with the SPFL urging the quarrelling rivals to resolve the issue.
There were no Rangers fans at Parkhead for December's 2-1 defeat as the ticket stalemate between the Glasgow giants continued into this season.