Celtic is riding high into the new week, while Rangers are left feeling low after a shocking defeat by Queen’s Park. The weekend saw Celtic dominate Raith Rovers in the Scottish Cup, scoring a total of 11 goals in their last two home matches. On the flip side, Rangers suffered a humiliating loss at Ibrox, leaving fans and pundits questioning the team’s performance.
As Brendan Rodgers and his squad gear up for the Bayern Munich clash, they can’t help but chuckle at Rangers’ misfortune. The once-promising New Year’s win over Celtic now seems like a distant memory, with Rangers struggling to find their footing. The recent loss to Queen’s Park has sparked outrage among Rangers supporters, with Kris Boyd expressing his disappointment on Sky Sports News.
Boyd didn’t hold back in his criticism, calling Rangers’ season “really, really poor” and labeling the Queen’s Park defeat as one of the club’s most embarrassing moments. As Celtic continues to dominate the domestic scene, Rangers find themselves falling further behind, with little hope for a comeback.
With Philippe Clement’s job hanging by a thread, Rangers fans are left questioning the team’s direction and future under his leadership. While Europe may have provided some temporary relief, the reality is that Celtic’s dominance in Scotland is undeniable. As Boyd bluntly stated, Rangers have a long way to go before they can compete at the level of their bitter rivals.
