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Man questioned on pitch invasion Life ban for pitch incident man
(40 minutes later)
Police are questioning a man after a fan ran onto the pitch and appeared to strike a player during last night's Champions League match at Celtic Park. Celtic Football Club has banned a fan for life after he ran onto the pitch during last night's Champions League match at Parkhead.
The supporter rushed from the stand following a last-minute goal by Celtic against AC Milan. The supporter rushed from the stand following a last-minute goal by Celtic against AC Milan and appeared to strike goalkeeper Nelson Dida.
He ran across the path of goalkeeper Nelson Dida and appeared to strike him. A spokesman for Celtic said a 27-year-old man, who was not a season ticket holder, had been interviewed.
A Strathclyde Police spokeswoman said a man handed himself into London Road police office at lunchtime and was being interviewed about the incident. He has been undergoing questioning by Strathclyde Police.
Peter Lawwell, Celtic's chief executive, said: "Clearly, Celtic take this issue extremely seriously and it is satisfying that this individual has been identified so swiftly.
"The individual in question has now been banned for life from attending Celtic matches, both home and away."
A police spokeswoman said the man handed himself into London Road police office at lunchtime and was being interviewed about the incident.
Public's help
Uefa has been investigating the incident.Uefa has been investigating the incident.
Police had appealed for the public's help in identifying the supporter.Police had appealed for the public's help in identifying the supporter.
Supt Gillian McLeod said: "Both Strathclyde Police and Celtic Football Club will certainly not tolerate this type of behaviour from any spectator."Supt Gillian McLeod said: "Both Strathclyde Police and Celtic Football Club will certainly not tolerate this type of behaviour from any spectator."
The Brazilian goalkeeper Dida briefly chased after the fan but then collapsed to the ground.The Brazilian goalkeeper Dida briefly chased after the fan but then collapsed to the ground.
He was taken off on a stretcher with an ice pack held to his face.He was taken off on a stretcher with an ice pack held to his face.
Celtic won the match, against the reigning European champions, 2-1.Celtic won the match, against the reigning European champions, 2-1.
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