Celtic refused to give Rangers a guard of honour for winning the Scottish Premier League as the teams walked out of Sunday's Old Firm derby at Parkhead.
Steven Gerrard's unbeaten side are celebrating a first league title in a decade and sealed top spot on March 7.
But their fierce Glasgow rivals opted not to honour the achievement with a guard of honour ahead of Sunday lunchtime's clash even though Rangers lie 20 points ahead of Celtic.
It is customary - although not obligatory - for the champions to receive the tribute from their next league opponents after sealing the title, but interim Celtic boss John Kennedy revealed
Kennedy said in a press conference this week: 'We've spoken collectively about it and won't do it.