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Partick Thistle and Ayr United supporters clashed on a residential street before their teams’ match 3<\/p>\n Bystanders watched on as the fans yelled at each other 3<\/p>\n Police quickly arrived to separate the supporters onto different sides of the street<\/p>\n Ayr<\/a> beat Thistle<\/a> 1-0 at Firhill on Tuesday to hold the advantage coming into tonight’s quarter-final second leg. <\/p>\n But prior to the game at Somerset Park, fans of both sides were seen facing off on residential streets. <\/p>\n It’s not clear what sparked the conflict, but supporters from both sides can be seen yelling at each other from across the street. <\/p>\n A large number of police officers eventually stepped between the two groups. <\/p>\n READ MORE FOOTBALL STORIES<\/p>\n A few loud sirens can be heard in the background as the fans are kept apart.<\/p>\n Police Scotland have been contacted for comment. <\/p>\n Thistle wiped out Ayr’s first-leg advantage early on, as talisman Brian Graham converted from close range to make it 1-1 on aggregate. <\/p>\n And they completed the comeback when Graham struck again late on, sparking wild scenes and a pitch invasion<\/a>.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Celtic<\/a> supporter group the Green Brigade have been informed by the club that they WON’T be allowed to display a tifo<\/a> during their team’s match against Hibs. <\/p>\n They said it was due to existing sanctions for displays made earlier this season.<\/p>\n Celtic legend Scott Brown returns to playing for one-off match<\/p>\n![\"Large](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/05\/NINTCHDBPICT000993436168.png\")
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