Four men were taken to hospital after being attacked by a gang as they left an engagement party.
The men had attended a celebration at the Celtic Supporters Club in London Road, Glasgow, and had gone outside to look for a taxi when they were assaulted by a group of about 15 people in the early hours of Sunday.
The men - aged 23, 24, 25 and 27 - were treated at Glasgow Royal Infirmary before being discharged.
Police are appealing for information on members of the gang, who are believed to live locally.
They were white, aged between 20 to 25 and were wearing tracksuits.
Detective Constable Edwina Perry said: "This was a unprovoked attack on a group of men on a night out. It is clear these youths were intent on causing trouble.
"I am appealing to local people who may have some knowledge about these youths to get in touch with us.
"We know a lot of people were at the party at the club and guests were ordering taxis to get home.
"I would appeal to any taxi drivers who were in the area and who may have seen something or who may have seen these youths, perhaps earlier in the night, to call us."
Anyone with information is asked to contact detectives at London Road on the police non-emergency number, 101.
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