Celtic to launch inquiry

CELTIC will launch their own independent inquiry into reported problems after the UEFA Cup tie in Spain against Celta Vigo.

Wed, 18 Dec, 2002 - 00:00

Martyn Ziegler

The Parkhead club have already received a number of eye-witness accounts of the problems which occurred at the airport in Spain and on a diverted flight home on Friday.

Some fans were reportedly struck by the Spanish police as they boarded an aircraft.

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