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Topics: Celtic, Rangers, Scottish Premiership, Scotland
Josh Lawless
Topics: Celtic, Rangers, Scottish Premiership, Scotland
Fans have been absolutely rinsing the food in hospitality at Hampden Park, where Celtic and Rangers met in the Scottish Cup on Sunday.
Rangers beat their cross-city rivals 2-1 in Edinburgh, with Carl Starfelt's own goal in the 114th minute seeing Rangers win in extra time and set up a final with Hearts.
But forget the football for a second, the food was the main talking point. Someone who had a VIP ticket for the Old Firm clash posted their tucker on Twitter and literally everyone was laying into it.
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According to the stadium's website, tickets in hospitality normally cost a cool £150 and typically includes top-tier food and drink as well as the best view of the action.
But that didn't quite appear to be the case for Reece Anderson. He posted his burger and chips and tagged the popular Footy Scran page, who shared his grub and helped it go viral.
It wasn't for the right reasons, however - as many blasted the dry burger for looking like a meatball and barely covering the bun.
It's not exactly fine dining, is it? Especially when you've paid a pretty penny. Here's hoping the standard of food improves considerably for the cup final on 21 May.
Recently the food at Chelsea caused a stir as the Stamford Bridge food kiosks were selling cauliflower wings for £7.95.
For that steep price, fans got five small wings and a piece of celery - and being honest it didn't look all that great.
Even worse though was the beige meal Jake Humphrey and the BT Sport crew were given at Old Trafford.
"Scrambled egg and mashed potato. Wow. Thanks for lunch @ManUtd," Humphrey wrote with a laughing emoji at the end.