Celtic fans have raised almost £95,000 in their #MatchTheFineForPalestine campaign.
The Hoops were last week charged by UEFA for supporters flying an "illicit banner" as they showed support for the Palestine people in the Champions League play-off first leg clash with Israeli side Hapoel Be'er Sheva.
It's expected that the club will face a fine from European football's governing body for the actions of their supporters.
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But the threat of that punishment hasn't stopped the Celtic faithful from continuing to give their backing to the Palestine cause.
A gofundme.com campaign was set up on Sunday and intended to raise an initial £15,000 amount - which would go to Medical Aid Palestine (MAP) and the Lajee Centre, a Palestinian cultural centre in Aida Refugee Camp on the outskirts of Bethlehem.
But that £15k target was quickly met by supporters and has now been raised to £95k after the campaign proved wildly popular online:
If the fund continues to be so popular then it shouldn't take long for the total amount raised to break £100k well before Celtic play Hapoel Be'er Sheva in the away leg of their Champions League tie later tonight.
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You can give your support to the cause here.
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