Cops have launched an investigation after George Galloway's visit to watch Queen of the South in Dumfries.
The former MP took to Twitter at the weekend to tweet about his attendance at the game between Queens and Championship side Dundee.
The Doonhamers apologised for allowing the political activist into Palmerston despite the area being in Level Four lockdown restrictions.
It comes after his presence at the game reportedly caused havoc among the Queens faithful with fans on the outside due to strict regulations.
Now cops are looking into the incident to 'establish if any offences were committed'.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "We are looking into the matter to establish if any offences were committed and whether any further action may be appropriate."
Queen of the South chiefs offered an unreserved apology and explanation as to why they allowed the radio host to take in the 3-1 defeat.
A statement read: "Reflecting on our statement to the fans last night we realise that we should have given a fuller apology.
"George Galloway was granted permission to attend our game against Dundee when Dumfries and Galloway was in tier one and fans were being allowed back into matches.
"We however accept that we should’ve readdressed the decision once the rules changed and should’ve informed Mr Galloway that he could no longer attend the match.
"We realise it was a total error of judgement and we should have been more considerate of our loyal supporters.
"We would again like to issue an unreserved apology to our fans and would like to reassure them that we fully accept and understand their anger. It was a genuine mistake that shouldn’t have been made.
"As we navigate our way through some tough times both on and off the park your valued support is needed more than ever."
