SPFL chiefs and select members of the Scottish government are poised for conversations after pyro controversy at Rangers' win over Dundee.
Philippe Clement's side romped to a 5-0 win but the huge show of flares in the away end has proven the dominant talking point.
The game was paused for 18 minutes - with kick-off already delayed due to traffic - as smoke from the array of pyrotechnics set off a fire alarm and forced the players off the pitch.
After all the stoppages and delays, the game eventually finished at 22:40. But according to BBC Scotland, it has forced the league's hierarchy and representatives of the government into talks with Police Scotland at a meeting which will be held by The Football Safety Officers Association.
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