Chris Sutton delivers latest Celtic title race verdict in the face of ‘unwavering’ belief from Rangers

Chris Sutton delivers

latest Celtic title race

verdict in the face of

‘unwavering’ belief from

Rangers

Chris Sutton delivers latest Celtic title

race verdict in the face of ‘unwavering’

belief from Rangers

Rangers under Philippe Clement are

fully aware of their job, whereas Sutton

is unsure of which Celtic will play

Dundee. Although Chris Sutton didn’t

have to, reminding Celtic that finishing

second in Scotland’s largest city doesn’t

signify anything should make Parkheads

more focused for the championship

match.

When you take into account the Rangers

players’ “unwavering” faith in Philippe

Clement’s strategies, one team is

currently the overwhelming favorite to

win the trophy in May. On Wednesday

night, the Ibrox team travels down the

M77 to play Kilmarnock, while Celtic play

Dundee. On paper, this would seem to be

a realistic opportunity for Celtic to either

tie their opponents for the lead in points

or maybe recover the top spot.

However, this season, the champions

have been inconsistent, while Rangers

have transformed into an unstoppable

force that destroyed Hearts, who are

currently in third position. Given how

late they left it against Motherwell on

Sunday, Sutton is even less confident in

his old club if anyone is dropping points

this midweek.

We all know that second is last in

Glasgow, Sutton said to Sky Sports. “Since

Philippe Clement joined the team,

Rangers have been so, so good, and they

play with this unflinching belief in

themselves.

Sometimes they’re really direct.

However, the Every athlete is aware of

their responsibilities and obligations so,

so nicely. They possess a tough match at

Kilmarnock tonight away,

who’ve demonstrated their ability to

compete when they play Celtic and

Rangers head-to-head. “Celtic is playing

Dundee at home, and you’re never quite

sure which Celtic team is going to

perform well.” As they have throughout

the season, they are playing in fits and

spurts. They haven’t always been

reliable.

Rangers are currently the favorites, but

there are still two derby games left,

which could significantly affect the

winner in the end. Against Motherwell at

the weekend, Celtic overcame the deficit

late on.”They had to maintain physical

contact with the Rangers.” However, this

will bensent to the wire. There will be

many twists and turns, and it will be

fantastic.”

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