Celtic retained the Scottish Premiership title with last weekend’s 5-0 victory at Dundee United, continuing their unprecedented dominance at the top of Scottish football. The Bhoys may have the league wrapped up with four games to spare, but they have to keep focus for their Scottish Cup final clash with Aberdeen later this month.
The Bhoys have scored five goals in each of their last three games and they’ll be eager to prey on Rangers’ recent struggles. The Gers have won both meetings between the two clubs in 2025, including a 3-0 home win to start the year and March’s 3-2 victory at Celtic Park.
However, things have taken a turn for Rangers in recent weeks. The Gers are out of the Europa League, while they’re winless in their last five matches. The hosts have lost their last three league games at Ibrox, with St Mirren, Motherwell, and Hibernian each taking maximum points.
Celtic have won 27 of their 34 games this term and they have a point to prove against a Rangers side who have shipped two or more goals in eight successive league games. With the hosts falling apart defensively, a Celtic side who have scored 102 goals already should have little trouble easing to a win at Ibrox.
Celtic retained the Scottish Premiership title with last weekend’s 5-0 victory at Dundee United, continuing their unprecedented dominance at the top of Scottish football. The Bhoys may have the league wrapped up with four games to spare, but they have to keep focus for their Scottish Cup final clash with Aberdeen later this month.
The Bhoys have scored five goals in each of their last three games and they’ll be eager to prey on Rangers’ recent struggles. The Gers have won both meetings between the two clubs in 2025, including a 3-0 home win to start the year and March’s 3-2 victory at Celtic Park.
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However, things have taken a turn for Rangers in recent weeks. The Gers are out of the Europa League, while they’re winless in their last five matches. The hosts have lost their last three league games at Ibrox, with St Mirren, Motherwell, and Hibernian each taking maximum points.
Celtic have won 27 of their 34 games this term and they have a point to prove against a Rangers side who have shipped two or more goals in eight successive league games. With the hosts falling apart defensively, a Celtic side who have scored 102 goals already should have little trouble easing to a win at Ibrox.
