Rangers player faces SFA trouble for disrespectful Celtic comment | OneFootball

Rangers might have won at Celtic Park at the weekend but they seem to be facing a decent bit of disciplinary trouble coming out of the game. Firstly, it has emerged that Vaclav Cerny could be facing a ban from the SFA for his actions following the late winner that sealed a 3-2 win at Parkhead for Barry Ferguson's side.

Cerny is not the only Rangers player facing SFA trouble coming out of the game either. Dujon Sterling seems to be on the same boat.

After the game, Sterling used an expletive word on Instagram to describe Celtic Park. Interestingly, that post is still up on his account and no change has been made to the caption.

Unsurprisingly, the Rangers fans seemed to enjoy Sterling's comment after the game. But that might not be the case when it comes to the SFA.

Rangers player faces SFA trouble for disrespectful Celtic comment

As reported by the Daily Record, Sterling could also be in trouble for his social media post. Hampden beaks have previously slapped players on the wrists for public comments that are deemed to be offensive or bringing the game into disrepute.

It remains to be seen what the SFA decide to do when it comes to the Sterling situation. One thing is for sure though, some of the antics from the Rangers during and after the game have been completely unprofessional and somewhat unexpected, to be honest.

One also cannot overlook the situation that we find ourselves in at this point in the season. Of course, the Rangers won at Parkhead, which is a rare achievement for them in recent times. But they are still 13 points behind in the league with just eight games left to be played. So, their celebrations are over the top to say the very least.