By Ronnie Esplin, Press Association Sport
Published: 18:22 BST, 4 April 2019 | Updated: 18:28 BST, 4 April 2019
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Timothy Weah has hailed Celtic captain Scott Brown as a 'leader of men' and insists he did nothing wrong to merit the ban he could be facing following Sunday's Old Firm game at Parkhead.
The midfielder and Rangers manager Steven Gerrard have both been hit with Scottish Football Association disciplinary charges following the Hoops' 2-1 win.
Both clubs have also been cited relating to the confrontation immediately after Celtic's victory, which extended their lead at the top of the Ladbrokes Premiership to 13 points.
Paris Saint-Germain loanee Timothy Weah has defended Celtic captain Scott Brown
The 19-year-old was speaking at Celtic Park at the opening of a new sensory room for children and young people living with auditory, visual or sensory disorders alongside Bertie Auld
Brown - who raised his arms in triumph in the direction of the Rangers fans immediately after the final whistle - has been accused of breaching a rule which states players, coaches and officials should 'act in the best interests of association football'.
Rule 77 also references 'improper' behaviour and using 'threatening, abusive, indecent or insulting words or behaviour'