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UEFA fines Scottish Premier League side Celtic £12,700 for illicit chanting during the Europa League match against Rennes last month.

Scottish Premier League side Celtic have been fined £12,700 by UEFA for illicit chanting.

The fine relates to songs that were sung by certain sections of Celtic's support during the club's 3-1 win over Rennes in the Europa League last month.

Some of the chanting was reportedly about the IRA, which the club instantly condemned.

Despite speculation that the club's fans could be banned from a certain number of European matches, UEFA opted not hand out that particular punishment.

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