Celtic Fc coach Brendan Rodgers delivers a great speech concerning their lead in the Scottish Premiership title as Rangers losses points behind them

Celtic is currently in the lead in the league by three points as they head into the split. This is due to the fact that they played Rangers to a frantic 3-3 draw, and following beneficial outcomes caused Rangers to drop points.

In a statement that he made to the press on Friday, Rodgers reaffirmed the point that nothing has been secured yet in terms of titles.

According to what he said to Sky Sports, “We haven’t won anything yet.”

“The only reason we are able to complete our work is because you cannot become more lenient just because another side has drawn or lost. But that is not relevant.

“It is necessary for you to execute and achieve the desired results.

In the event that you run up against teams that are more motivated and organized, then they have the potential to present you with a challenge.

From our perspective, it is imperative that we continue to concentrate on our own performance, regardless of what occurs in other places.

As I mentioned before, we are required to write our own story, and in order to do so, we need to put in the effort. In a marathon, it is not the way you begin that matters, but how you complete it.

The announcement comes as Celtic is getting ready for their upcoming matches in the split, where they intend to maintain their advantage and win the league championship under the direction of Rodgers, who has a lot of expertise in the sport.

However, before that. On Saturday, the Scottish Cup semi-final will take place at the national stadium, with Celtic taking on Aberdeen. The match will begin at 12.30 p.m. The manager has a success rate of one hundred percent in the Scottish Cup, and he will be seeking to continue his winning streak and secure Celtic’s spot in the championship game, which will be played against either Rangers or Hearts.

Despite the fact that they are currently the favorites to win the Scottish Premiership, Brendan Rodgers has emphasized the importance of his squad keeping their focus and not becoming comfortable over their performance.