A terminally ill girl obsessed with Rangers has acted as a "lucky charm" during the club's weekend clash with Celtic.
The Ibrox side beat rivals Celtic 2-0 at Ibrox on Sunday - with little Kiara Buonomo cheering on her favourite team despite being given just hours to live just two weeks before.
The little fighter, seven, has grade IV brain cancer - a battle she has been fighting since January last year.
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But Kiara, from Springburn in Glasgow , has continued to fight on, despite being bombarded with disgusting messages by sick online trolls.
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And now her dad Aldo says she's become a "lucky charm" for Govan side, with the team not yet losing a game since their visit.
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He wrote: "Kiara, grade IV brain cancer, palliative care, gave hours to live on the 29/4/19.
"Still has her priorities in place, cheering her team, and not lost a game since her last visit to Ibrox for a tour. Lucky charm."
Kiara, who also has a nine-year-old sister Kayla and three-year-old brother Ajay, was diagnosed with brain cancer in January last year and despite undergoing a brain operation to clear away most of the cancer, doctors told her family there is nothing more they can do.
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The Rangers fan is also a huge fan of actress Zendaya - with the Disney Channel star set to record a special video message for the youngster.
Aldo had uploaded a video on to Twitter showing his daughter singing a long to her favourite song Wonderful Life, urging her to get in touch.
And she did - replying "Done and Done" - with all eyes eagerly awaiting the video.
Kiara hit the headlines last month when we revealed that a twisted troll was targeting the dying youngster and her family with horrific abuse.
Her family have posted an online account documenting her brave fight for survival but have become the target of a series of grossly offensive posts.
Mum Natasha, 30, said: “It’s sickened us. We have enough to think about without the extra stress of this.
“A couple of weeks after Kiara was diagnosed in January last year, we began to receive pictures on Snapchat saying ‘hurry up and die’ and they told us we were wasting NHS money.
“They were calling Kiara ugly when she is clearly beautiful.”
Messages sent included a picture of Kiara with the caption: “Am dying yasss hurry up this time f* sake yous will never have to hear ma mongo horrible voice again.”
Another upsetting message said: “Ugly c*** Kiara will be deed soon.” The messages have continued over the last 12 months and have now become more sexually explicit in nature.
