Rangers fans have painted the kerbs in a Scots town red, white and blue ahead of tomorrow's Old Firm clash.
Supporters have even decorated the streets of Bo'ness with flags and a Steven Gerrard cut out in preparation for the derby day showdown with Celtic.
Roads leading into the town have been covered in paint in support for the Ibrox side.
A number of 55 titles flags have also been displayed from lampposts alongside Union Jacks.
Kerbs have been spray-painted in red, white and blue as Gers fans celebrate their first Scottish Premiership title in ten years.
Bo'ness True Blues supporters' club also shared snaps of a huge banner in the centre of the town complete with an image of James Tavernier and a 'stop 10' sign, reading: "Can you see us now? Bo'ness is blue"
Meanwhile 55 Scottish Premiership title silhouettes have been painted on the walls of a Bo'ness building as part of celebrations from Gers fans.
Sharing the images, Bo'ness True Blues posted: "55 times the kings of Scotland".
Rangers take on Celtic at Parkhead tomorrow at 12pm and interim Hoops boss John Kennedy has confirmed his side will not give the Gers a guard of honour before the match.
Rangers didn't give Celtic a guard of honour when the teams last met after the league had been settled in 2019.
