Rangers' Ibrox Stadium left damaged by Storm Isha as wild weather wreaks havoc across Glasgow

Ibrox Stadium - home of Rangers Football Club - has felt the full effects of Storm Isha today as rain and high winds battered down on Glasgow overnight and throughout the day.

A blue banner featuring the club's name and badge on the façade of the Broomloan Road stand could be seen ripped up – leaving a large gap, while a large 'Welcome to Ibrox' billboard on the corner of Broomloan Road and Edmiston Drive was left lying on the ground due to the extreme winds.

Football grounds up and down Scotland have been left needing major repairs as the weather - with gusts of up to 99mph - continues to wreak havoc across the country - and Ibrox was no exception after photos emerged of sections of the Govan venue which have been left destroyed. Another sign depicting several first-team players was also blown over.

Meanwhile, West of Scotland outfit Glasgow United have confirmed their home ground Greenfield Park received a "sizeable amount of damage", with images indicating that parts of the main stand roof had blown off.

Glasgow United FC took to X (formerly Twitter) to reveal: "The club today devastated to destruction caused by last nights storm that caused a sizeable amount of damage taking the roof off our changing room building and causing parts of the pitch to be ripped up by fly metal roof parts. This will have substantial impact on the club."

The Met Office issued a red "danger to life" warning for the north of Scotland on Sunday evening. Train services across Scotland were suspended due to the storm with many having still not returned since 7pm last night as the bad weather continues.

A yellow weather warning of rain has been put in place between 7am and 6pm on Tuesday, January 23 due to heavy rain associated with Storm Jocelyn that may cause some flooding.