A Celtic hero couldn’t resist the temptation to indulge in a spot of fishing, as he watched Rangers dropping crucial points yet again. The green and white side finally seized a definitive lead in the title race following Aberdeen’s stumble against St Mirren, coupled with a resounding 4-1 victory over Hearts under the management of Brendan Rodgers. Goals from Kyogo, Nicolas Kuhn, and Adam Idah comfortably sailed Celtic to victory, creating a three-point buffer over Aberdeen in second place, and a commanding 11-point cushion over Rangers languishing in third.
In a turn of events, Philippe Clement’s Rangers side languished to a frustrating 1-1 draw against Dundee United at home, heaping immense pressure on the Belgian boss to deliver results. As the gap continues to widen between Rangers and their arch-rivals Celtic, club legend Chris Sutton didn’t shy away from expressing his delight on social media, amplifying the difference between the two Glasgow juggernauts.
Sutton effusively lauded Celtic’s stellar second-half performance, singling out Kuhn’s exceptional goal and Adam Idah’s brace, asserting Celtic’s dominance on the pitch. On commentary duty for Sky Sports, Sutton dissected Kuhn’s clinical strike into the net with precision, accentuating the sheer brilliance of the player. As Celtic fans revel in their side’s ascendancy in the title race, the prospect of clinching the trophy at the end of the season looms large, painting a promising picture for the supporters and players alike.
