The recent draw for Rangers at Dens Park has stirred up controversy, with Celtic comfortably leading the Scottish Premiership. The criticism towards Rangers has reached new heights, but Brendan Rodgers and his Celtic team are not taking anything for granted as they head into the final stretch of the season.
After the Scottish Cup tie against Aberdeen, Rodgers will ensure his team remains focused and prepared for the challenges ahead. In contrast, Craig Levein has boldly claimed that the recent drop in points for Rangers has shifted the balance in the title race.
Levein, serving as a pundit for the BBC, expressed his belief that Celtic now hold the upper hand. However, he cautioned that there are still five games left and Rangers could turn things around if they improve their performance.
The Celtic fans are well aware that nothing is guaranteed, especially after witnessing Dundee’s strong showing against Rangers. The upcoming matches against Dundee and Kilmarnock will be crucial tests for Celtic, who cannot afford to underestimate any opponent.
While the current momentum seems to favor Celtic, the title race is far from over. Both teams will need to continue fighting for every point as they strive for success in the remaining games of the season.
