The Parkhead fans made a strong statement ahead of kick-off in the Champions League clash.
The Green Brigade have unveiled a banner declaring the club "anti-facist" before their clash with Lazio.
It was a hostile reception from the Celtic fans aside from the actions of the ultras group as the crowd chanted "F*** Lazio" before a ball was kicked in the Champions League showdown. Lazio have a controversial history after Mussolini was a reported fan of Lazio and players of the club have openly displayed fascist beliefs.
Last season, they were not permitted to unveil tifos at their home Champions League matches. They claim it as being done as a punishment due to ongoing issues with Police Scotland.
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