Police probing the trouble which broke out at the end of the Scottish Cup final have released 12 more images of people they want to trace.
Forty arrests have been made so far across Scotland since the game between Hibernian and Rangers on May 21.
Hibs supporters flooded the Hampden Park pitch after the Edinburgh side's dramatic 3-2 win, while Rangers fans also made it past stewards and on to the turf before mounted officers restored order.
Police Scotland said they are continuing to investigate acts of violence, disorder and vandalism that took place during the pitch incursion following the final whistle.
Officers said they are keen to trace the people in the images, whom they believe may be able to help with their inquiries.
Last weekend, Police Scotland released 13 images of fans on the pitch as they continued their investigation.
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Anyone with information about the people in the current batch of pictures is asked to contact the incident room at Govan police office on 0141 532 5457 or the mailbox address Scottishcupfinalpitchinvasion@scotland.pnn.police.uk
The Crimestoppers charity can also be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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