Both clubs hit with full stadium closures for next home Scottish Cup gamesCeltic and Rangers have both been ordered to play their next home Scottish Cup matches behind closed doors following the disorder that marred their quarter-final meeting at Ibrox last season.The two Glasgow clubs have also been hit with a £100,000 compensation bill, with the money to be paid to whichever team is drawn as the away side in their next respective home Scottish Cup fixtures.The sanctions have been imposed by the Scottish FA following a disciplinary hearing into the scenes that unfolded after the final whistle of last season’s quarter-final, which ended in dramatic fashion.Rangers and Celtic fans storm on to the pitch during the March 8 derby at Ibrox…