Rangers manager Walter Smith admits he was disappointed by the reaction of some of his players at the end of Wednesday's Old Firm derby.
Smith acknowledges it is now his responsibility to ensure the discipline improves ahead of the Co-operative Insurance Cup final between the two clubs on March 20.
He said: "I was a little disappointed with the reaction of some of the players to decisions later in the game.
"They did get a little frustrated. You can argue about the right or wrong decisions of the referee but our reaction towards the end was a wrong one.
"That's something I have a responsibility to try to rectify. I don't hide away from that, that's part of management.
"I've got to take responsibility for that and will try to do so."
Rangers and Celtic will contest the first silverware of the season at Hampden before meeting for a seventh time this season at Ibrox in the SPL.
But Smith says there is no reason to fear a repeat of the events from the Scottish Cup replay.
He added: "From a Rangers point of view I was disappointed with the reaction which was mainly out of frustration towards the end.
"But I don't think we should start saying that every Old Firm game will finish up like that one.
"It doesn't mean the two remaining fixtures will be like the one the other night, they might be like the other four this season which didn't throw up any great problems at all."
