Following the intense 0-0 draw between Glasgow rivals Celtic and Rangers at Broadwood, Rangers manager Jo Potter emphasized that Celtic do not possess the belief that they are superior to her team. While Celtic remains in a strong position to clinch their first ever Scottish title, Potter’s side put up a strong fight and displayed determination to compete till the end.
Despite hitting the crossbar twice with powerful long-range shots, Rangers couldn’t secure the much-needed victory. The draw leaves them level on points with Celtic, with the latter holding a significant goal difference advantage. However, Potter remains optimistic about her team’s chances and is determined to continue the fight for the Scottish Women’s Premier League trophy.
Reflecting on the game, Potter expressed disappointment in the missed opportunities but praised her team’s performance and control throughout the match. She acknowledged the progress Rangers have made in the past two years and believes that Celtic no longer hold the mindset of being the superior team in Old Firm clashes.
With upcoming games against tough opponents like Glasgow City, Hibernian, and Partick Thistle, Potter is confident in her team’s abilities and the momentum they have built over the season. She highlighted the importance of maintaining confidence, especially in crucial matches, and emphasized the support of the fans in driving the team’s performance.
As they gear up for the final stretch of the season and a cup final, Potter is focused on finishing strong and carrying their confidence into the next season. She believes that Rangers have the potential to dominate games and is determined to continue building on their success. The manager also praised the turnout of fans at the match and emphasized the impact of their support on the team’s performance.
