TWO men have been arrested and police are working to identify others after banned flares were let off in a residential street near Ibrox.

Hundreds of football fans flooded Brand Street on Sunday prior to Rangers’ first Premiership win of the season.

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A video uploaded onto Facebook showed hundreds of fans banging drums and chanting while walking along the street.

Fans near the front suddenly stopped and lit up flares as police looked on.

Other people in the crowd towards the back lit up more flares as red, white and blue smoke filled the air.

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In under 24 hours, the video has had 240,000 views.

A spokeswoman for Police Scotland told the Evening Times: “Two men have been arrested in connection with the incident and we are working to identify others.

“Enquiries are ongoing.”

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Police Scotland usually issues strong advice against the use of pyrotechnics at football games.

In the past, football supporters have been warned: “Do not attempt to bring in flares or other pyrotechnic devices. It is an offence to do so and you will be removed from the stadium and arrested.”

Later that day, ten-man Rangers avoided a repeat of their Pittodrie slip-up as they eased to a 2-0 win over St Mirren at Ibrox.