Chris Sutton ridicules ‘Bazball’ as Rangers suffer another defeat, leaving Celtic on the verge of the title.

Chris Sutton ridicules ‘Bazball’ as Rangers suffer another defeat, leaving Celtic on the verge of the title. Celtic has been the sole focus of the Scottish Premiership title “race” this season.

However, this does not obligate supporters and former Hoops players to remain mute as the city’s domestic campaign continues to unravel. Rangers terminated Philippe Clement earlier this week, coinciding with Celtic’s establishment of a 16-point advantage at the summit of the division. This disparity has been insurmountable for the Light Blues since January.

Team MP W D L GD Pts 1 Celtic 28 23 3 2 67 72 2 Rangers 28 18 5 5 34 59 3 Aberdeen 28 12 5 11 -8 41 4 Hibernian 28 10 10 8 3 40 5 Dundee United 28 11 7 10 0 40 6 Heart of Midlothian 28 10 6 12 2 36 Interim coach Barry Ferguson suffered his first loss as manager this afternoon in front of a dwindling crowd at home against Motherwell. This time, even VAR was unable to save them.

Celtic secured a 5-2 victory over St. Mirren at the SMiSA Stadium an hour or two later, despite the fact that the Buddies exerted significant pressure throughout the match. The hosts were defeated by goals from Jeff Schlupp,

Arne Engels, Yang, and Daizen Maeda, which left supporters delighted, particularly with the introduction of their new South Korean hero. Chris Sutton ridiculed Rangers and “Bazball.” Chris Sutton, however, had his fun prior to the game, engaging in his signature behaviour of ridiculing Rangers for their performance and also making a jab at an old sparring partner in Ferguson.

In an effort to encourage viewers to observe Celtic, the champions-elect, in action on their channel during the 5:30 p.m. kickoff this evening, the Sky Sports commentator was unable to deny himself a beer. And he tweeted: “Celtic have the opportunity to extend their lead at the top by 16 points today, as Bazball is not functioning.”

Sky Sports is currently providing live coverage of the match against St Mirren. Kickoff is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Celtic has now a 16-point lead at the top of the league table, as the large Englishman had anticipated. Brendan Rodgers’ assessment of Celtic’s 5-2 victory over St Mirren

Rodgers, a perfectionist, is at the forefront of the Hoops, who are currently excelling at this level and do not appear to be slowing down in the near future. During a post-game interview with Sky Sports, the

Celtic manager expressed his admiration for the victory, stating that it was one of his favourites from either of his tenures in Glasgow as manager. He stated, “I believe it is one of my most cherished victories of the season, given the number of games that have transpired.”

“The third game of the week is scheduled to take place here. The pitch is challenging, as the team is well-organised and presents a physical challenge. “It was a great pleasure to arrive here and score five goals, as well as to have the impact that we did.”