Rangers fans' pyrotechnic display at Kilmarnock is set to trigger their suspended sanction of tickets being kept back for an away game, it is understood.
As the teams ran out ahead of Danny Rohl's side winning 3-0 at Rugby Park, a number of flares were on display from the away end.
Rangers had been handed a suspended sentence in October, for 50 tickets to be withdrawn from a future away game it was triggered.
It was said at the time that the reduction would be triggered in the event of another breach of SPFL Rule H37 through pyrotechnic use by the club’s supporters at an away match in any SPFL competition on, or before, 30 June 2026.
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It is now understood the display in Ayrshire on Saturday is likely have been enough to meet the threshold and the punishment is set to be handed out. The SPFL are believed to be in contact with the club over this.
Rangers will be required to foot the cost of the 50 tickets for whichever club the affected game is against.
It also understood the governing body are speaking to three other clubs - Aberdeen, Hibs and Motherwell - about pyro infractions at recent games.
Aberdeen's was on Saturday against Dundee, Hibs' away to Motherwell on November 25 and the Steelmen's was against Falkirk on December 3.
Rangers' next five away matches in SPFL competition
Heart of Midlothian - Sunday, December 21
Celtic - Saturday, January 3 2026
Aberdeen - Sunday, January 11 2026
Hibernian - Sunday, February 1 2026
Motherwell - Wednesday, February 11 2026
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