Uefa delay hearing into alleged chanting at Celtic game
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Celtic won the match against Rennes 3-1
A Uefa disciplinary meeting to discuss alleged "illicit chanting" during Celtic's home win against Rennes on 3 November has been delayed until Friday.
The Strathclyde Police match commander made a report to Uefa's match delegate following the Europa League game.
The issue was due to be addressed on Thursday but has been put back a day.
No action was taken against Celtic after the Scottish Premier League looked at reports of pro-IRA chanting during a match with Hibernian.
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