Rod Stewart, Martin Compston and Frankie Boyle celebrated Celtic's victory over Rangers at Ibrox following the Old Firm clash.
15.03.2022 - 22:27 / dailyrecord.co.uk
Three cars have been petrol bombed on a residential Scots street with one local describing the incident as "a war zone."
Residents told how they heard loud bangs and pops in Newbattle Avenue, Airdrie after thugs set plush motors alight.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service raced to the scene at around 11.30pm last night to douse the flames at two separate properties.
A Range Rover Evoque parked on the street is understood to have been set on fire after a petrol bomb was thrown through the window.
A van parked behind the 4x4 also caught fire.
Further down the street a third car parked in a driveway was set alight just minutes later.
Police Scotland say they are still investigating to establish the circumstances of the incident.
Shocking photographs from the scene show the charred remains of the Range Rover as the plush motor is unrecognisable.
The van behind the car has also been completely burnt out.
A wall at the property has been left with scorch marks after the blaze.
A third motor, which remains parked in driveway further down the street, is also burnt out.
It is understood both victims know each other.
One resident described the street as a 'war zone' and told how a helicopter was in the skies.
Another resident said: "The heat from the fire was so intense you couldn't walk down the street."
A third resident said: "We just heard a bang and there was a flash so we ran out and seen them on fire.
They claimed CCTV of the incident was circulating locally, and continued: "There was a short clip of someone running away just wearing all black.
"But we didn't see a face or much of anything because the camera faces down the street."
Detectives remained on the scene on Tuesday afternoon carrying out door to door enquiries and collecting CCTV
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