On Saturday, the Rangers hero expressed dissatisfaction with the outcome.
A Celtic legend made fun of a Rangers hero for claiming that the Hoops were sent off.
After defeating Ross County 2-1 on Sunday, Brendan Rodgers’ squad won their eighth consecutive Premiership. Nicolas Kuhn scored the game-winning goal. Having already received a booking, some of the away supporters in Dingwall anticipated that he would receive a second yellow card.
Kevin Clancy, the referee, kept his cards in his pocket, and Kris Boyd, a favorite of the Rangers, was spot on. “Take nothing away from Celtic, it’s a fantastic finish by Nicolas Kuhn,” he said to Sky Sports. However, it goes without saying that you can just jump into the crowd and start celebrating. There must be a change in the rules. If you enter the crowd, I assumed you were scheduled.”
Celtics legend Chris Sutton expressed his amusement about Boyd on social media. Celtic sighed and puffed till they arrived, he tweeted. The game was altered by the substitutes. McCowan was outstanding, Kyogo moved so well, and the elderly stage manager Forrest had a keen appearance. Kuhn, fantastic conclusion. I’m sorry, Kris Boyd didn’t like his toasting the victor.
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The Rangers manager alludes to Celtics while addressing the absence of their star player, saying, “We don’t want to burn him alive.”
In the Scottish Premiership over the weekend, Rangers won all three points.
After Celtic and Aberdeen’s thrilling victories in the closing minutes, Rangers manager Philippe Clement has emphasized that his squad must play at its highest level for the entire 90 minutes. In the Scottish Premiership table, the Gers are lagging behind the two.
On Sunday afternoon, they defeated St Johnstone 2-0 at home. Their two goals against the Saints came from winger Vaclav Cerny, while attacking midfielder Ianis Hagi was substituted late in the game.
The manager of Rangers stated prior to the game, “You see the other results today, the games are difficult.” The winning goals for the two clubs in front of us, Celtic and Aberdeen, were scored in the final five minutes. It’s about starting hard and continuing like that during the game.”
Along with giving an update on Tom Lawrence’s health, Clement also mentioned midfielder Connor Barron’s: “Tom Lawrence has a small injury, nothing major, but it’s too risky to let him play minutes.” We must be careful not to tire out Connor Barron, who has been playing a lot of minutes in recent weeks and months and is very vital.
