Celtic fans hurl tennis balls at largest shareholder Dermot Desmond in St Andrews protest

Protesters threw tennis balls bearing crossed-out images of Celtic's largest shareholder Dermot Desmond during his pro-am round at the Alfred Dunhill Links tournament in St Andrews on Saturday.

• Desmond, 76, was escorted off the course by security after tennis balls landed on the green of the 15th hole.
• The Celtic Fans Collective posted video and images of the protest on X and said fans had sent a message that "this arrangement cannot continue."
• The collective said Desmond "has essentially been allowed to run Celtic Football Club whilst using his wealth to hide from supporters and accountability."