Glasgow City Council say they are waiting for crowds to disperese before they assess the damage.
Mounds of rubbish has been left strewn across the streets of Glasgow after thousands of Hoops fans swarmed to celebrate Celtic's title party.
Honduran winger Luis Palma scored a late winner to clinch Celtic's third title in a row and kick off the party, before punters headed toward the Trongate area of the city. However, as the party began to end it was apparent a massive clean up operation was required, with glass and debris strewn across the area.Lines of punters can be seen in the background leaving the city-centre.
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