Celtic and Rangers Headlines: Dembele’s Love-In, McCoist’s Manchester United Jibe
As the Scottish Premiership returns this evening, Celtic and Rangers dominate the headlines. Celtic, leading the league, hosts Dundee, while Rangers, in third place, faces a crucial match against second-place Aberdeen.
Moussa Dembele’s Celtic Love-In
Former Celtic striker Moussa Dembele has reaffirmed his affection for the Hoops. Now playing for Al Ettifaq, Dembele reflected on his Celtic stint, describing it as “one of the best experiences” of his life.
Dembele’s Celtic Highlights
Dembele’s Celtic career was marked by memorable moments, including:
- Hat-trick against Rangers in a 5-1 win.
- Scoring the winner against St Etienne.
- Netting two goals in the Champions League quarter-finals for Lyon against Manchester City.
Dembele’s admiration for Celtic remains unwavering, stating, “I’m still a big fan of Celtic and keep following the club every game.”
Ally McCoist’s Manchester United Jibe
Rangers legend Ally McCoist faced a humorous rebuke on talkSPORT. McCoist had previously suggested Manchester United might not win another title for 30 years. Host Jeff Stelling countered with a witty remark, “It could be 30 years before Rangers win the title.”
McCoist’s Response
McCoist and Stelling shared a laugh, acknowledging the clever retort. This lighthearted exchange underscores the friendly rivalry between Celtic and Rangers supporters.
Rangers’ Pressure Mounts
Philippe Clement’s Rangers side faces significant pressure against Aberdeen. A defeat would intensify scrutiny, while a victory could alleviate some pressure.
Celtic’s Dominance
Celtic seeks to extend its lead at the top of the league. The Hoops’ financial might, demonstrated by their €12million-rated players, has solidified their dominance in Scottish football.
Key Takeaways:
- Moussa Dembele reaffirms his love for Celtic.
- Dembele’s hat-trick against Rangers remains his best career memory.
- Ally McCoist faces humorous criticism for his Manchester United comments.
- Rangers face significant pressure against Aberdeen.
- Celtic seeks to maintain its league lead.