Kris Boyd discusses the potential reactions of Rangers fans at Ibrox Stadium in the event that Celtic scores first.

Kris Boyd discusses the potential reactions of Rangers fans at Ibrox Stadium in the event that Celtic scores first.

Once again, Celtic and Rangers will engage in one of the most notable rivalries in the world of football.

Rangers have been under Celtic’s control for an extended period, and they will be determined to maintain their dominance when they meet at Ibrox on Thursday.

Regardless of whether Brendan Rodgers returns, the champions score first, Rangers play well or score first, or the Bhoys appear lackluster, the final outcome is consistently a Celtic victory.

This was demonstrated by Celtic’s remarkable penalty shootout victory over Rangers in the League Cup final at Hampden last month. Before and after the match, Rangers supporters were in a state of euphoria, believing that there was still a chance to narrow the Premiership gap.

However, in the present day and in actuality, Celtic are 14 points ahead of Rangers. Rodgers and his team have achieved favorable outcomes during this holiday season, while Philippe Clement’s team has once again embarrassed themselves.

Kris Boyd has stated that Rangers supporters will become “nasty” inside Ibrox if Celtic score first.

In April, Daizen Maeda scored within 20 seconds at Ibrox, and he will be eager to increase his total following his remarkable performance in the League Cup final.

Kris Boyd is anticipating the worst-case scenario approaching the match and has declared that the “league is over,” irrespective of the outcome.

The former striker even declared that Ibrox will become “nasty” if Celtic score first, as there are already a significant number of “angry” Rangers supporters before a ball is kicked, as he told Sky Sports News (01/01/25 at 10:20 am). Boyd stated, “There is a significant amount of negativity.”

“A few weeks ago, inquiries were received. Upon reflection, it is evident that they suffered a loss at St Mirren and a draw against Motherwell. The modifications that were implemented within the team.

The Celtic game is surrounded by a significant amount of negativity regarding Rangers. “If Celtic travel to Ibrox and are listed as odds-on favorites by some bookmakers, this essentially encapsulates the current state of both teams.

” There are odds on Celtic’s visit to Ibrox, which will be the second Glasgow derby of the season in the division. Rangers have not been satisfied with the performance.

You simply have the impression that if this persists. Certainly, it is feasible to proceed. “I anticipate that there will be a significant number of Rangers fans who are enraged at Ibrox, contingent upon the outcome.”

In the event that Celtic commences the match with a strong performance and scores the opening goal, the presence of 51,000 Rangers supporters in the stadium could result in a highly charged atmosphere.

Even if Rangers prevail, Celtic will remain 11 points ahead. The division has concluded.