Video: The reason why Celtic ace Scott Brown could face SFA ban

Scott Brown has been charged by the Scottish FA for his actions following Celtic’s 2-1 win over Rangers.

The Parkhead captain sparked ugly scenes at the end of the Old Firm clash on Sunday for a pointed celebration to Rangers fans with Andy Halliday taking particular umbrage at his gestures.

Scott Brown clashes with Rangers' Andy Halliday. Picture: Mark Runnacles/Gettyplaceholder image
Scott Brown clashes with Rangers' Andy Halliday. Picture: Mark Runnacles/Getty

The charges were brought against him for not acting “in the best interests of Association Football” and could face a ban.

Celtic issued a brief statement stating that they will “vigorously” defend their captain and have until 10 April to respond with a hearing scheduled to take place next month.

A video shows why the SFA have brought the charges against Brown.

The 33-year-old stood with arms aloft in front of the Rangers support before appearing to give what can best be described as a ‘get it up you’ gesture as he made his way up the touchline.

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