Rangers' plan to build a memorial wall outside Ibrox has been approved by Glasgow city council.

The club will turn an unused section of their car park into a memorial garden, which includes a tribute to those who lost their lives in the 1971 Ibrox disaster.

A total of 66 fans died during the stairway crush, which also caused 200 injuries.

Planning documents reveal a memorial wall will be constructed on the Copland Road side of the ground.

The wall will be used to inter the ashes of Rangers fans, and will also serve as a tribute to some of the Glasgow club's most famous players.

It will also feature a bronze timeline set into the ground and seating plinths.

On Friday, the club was given notice that planning permission had been approved subject to conditions.

The garden will remain open between 8am and 8pm seven days a week.