‘Sensational’ Celtic verdict rendered by Chris Sutton coincides with the departure of a critical Rangers administrative staff member.

Celtic will attempt to vent their grievances during their forthcoming league match against Hibs this Saturday, following their devastation in Germany this week. With the objective of maintaining their remarkable Scottish Premiership title pursuit, the Hoops will travel to Easter Road.

Rangers are currently in the process of preparing to host St Mirren at Ibrox in an effort to reduce Celtic’s substantial advantage at the top of the table. While we await the results of the fixtures this weekend, let us examine the most recent developments regarding the two Glasgow teams.

He has resigned from his position with Rangers and has relocated to the southern region to join Chelsea in the Premier League. He will serve as the Lead Physical Performance Coach for the London team, conducting operations at both the Cobham training site and Stamford Bridge.

Chelsea had been a force to be reckoned with at the summit of the Premier League table earlier this season; however, they have since retreated from the forefront. The Blues are presently sixth in the standings, 18 points behind title contenders Liverpool, and are striving for a top four finish.

After the 1-1 tie in Munich on Tuesday, Chris Sutton commented on the Bhoys’ performance, notably identifying Arne Engels as his standout performer. I found Celtic to be exceptional throughout the evening.

They exhibited courage with the media when necessary. Sutton stated on BBC Match of the Day that Arne Engels likely delivered his finest performance for Celtic against Munich, while expressing confidence in Celtic’s prospects for the upcoming season.

“The objective is to secure a position in the Champions League now.” This is merely the beginning. This season, Celtic’s performance was inevitably assessed based on the Champions League, and they have demonstrated their advancement.