It happened before the Celtic v Rangers match at Parkhead as fans tried to get into the stadium.
Professor Dr Keith Still says three times the safe amount of fans were packed into a concourse due to organisational failures that put supporters’ lives at risk.
WATCH: 'Chaos' - Football fans injured after being crushed before today's Celtic v Rangers match.
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Some fans can be seen climbing over walls to get away from the overcrowding.
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Five fans needed medical treatment following the incident before Sunday’s match against Rangers.
The incidents happened outside Parkhead on Janefield Street in the lead up to the derby.
Supporters describe the scene as “horrendous” and “absolutely chaotic”, with “kids crying and adults panicking”.
A review into a crush at Celtic Park before an Old Firm game has found a “unique set of circumstances” contributed to the incident.
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