Key questions as Celtic host Rangers with title in sight
However, it’s a Celtic Parade game, and for supporters of both, it’s still very important no matter how dangerous it is in the wider context.
Rangers’ victory at the eastern end of the city is rare – it hasn’t happened since Conor Goldson’s doubles saw them win back-to-back records in 2020 at Parkhead.
They only had two of the last 20 visits, and they left behind the celebrations, which date back to 2010, and they hoped that Celtic captain Callum McGregor’s troubled Mavericks kept him from playing for the 43rd match.
McGregor likes these games like Ferguson, and if he doesn’t, it will reduce the chances of visitors as he does in Europe.
But the Celtics have or have no captains of their influence, the Celtics can smell the title and want to attend the first party they have attended away since 2023.
This can cause trouble for the Rangers that may be in the air.
