“Sorry days for Rangers and….” Chris Sutton MOCKS Rangers after Celtic goes 14 points clear

Chris Sutton and Robbie Savage have reacted to Celtic’s dominant performance in the Scottish Premiership, with the Hoops now 14 points clear of rivals Rangers.

Sutton took to Twitter to ask if anyone can stop Liverpool or Celtic, referencing the English Premier League side’s eight-point lead at the top of the table. He then turned his attention to Scottish football, describing it as a “sorry day for Rangers” and questioning Philippe Clement’s job as manager.

Savage interrupted Sutton on BBC’s 606, stating that “it’s all over” for Rangers, implying that Celtic have already wrapped up the title. Sutton agreed, asking if Rangers fans want to see Clement stay in place.

Celtic’s dominant performance has left them 14 points clear of Rangers, with many predicting that the Hoops will win the title with ease. The team’s manager, Brendan Rodgers, can now freely rotate his strongest XI around their Champions League fixtures, focusing solely on European competition.

The Scottish Premiership table currently stands with Celtic at the top, having played 18 matches, winning 16, drawing 2, and losing none. Rangers are second, having played 18 matches, winning 11, drawing 3, and losing 4.

Key Points:

• Celtic are now 14 points clear of Rangers in the Scottish Premiership.
• Chris Sutton and Robbie Savage have reacted to Celtic’s dominant performance, with Savage stating that “it’s all over” for Rangers.
• Sutton described it as a “sorry day for Rangers” and questioned Philippe Clement’s job as manager.
• Celtic can now freely rotate their strongest XI around their Champions League fixtures, focusing solely on European competition.
• The Scottish Premiership table currently stands with Celtic at the top, having played 18 matches, winning 16, drawing 2, and losing none.