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Celtic’s Premiership Lead Remains Unshaken Despite Hibs Setback

Celtic’s recent defeat to Hibernian at Easter Road has sparked a renewed sense of optimism among Rangers fans, who believe that their team can still mount a serious challenge for the Scottish Premiership title. However, BBC pundit and former Celtic player, Pat Nevin, has delivered a brutal dose of reality to the Ibrox faithful, insisting that Celtic’s lead at the top of the table remains unassailable.

“It wouldn’t matter if Rangers won their next 10 games,” Nevin said. “Celtic’s lead is still substantial, and they have shown time and time again that they have the quality and depth to overcome setbacks like the one against Hibs.”

Nevin’s comments are a stark reminder to Rangers fans that their team still has a mountain to climb if they are to catch Celtic. Despite the Gers’ recent resurgence, Celtic’s lead at the top of the table remains significant, and it will take a monumental effort from Rangers to overhaul it.

Celtic’s defeat to Hibs was a surprise setback for Ange Postecoglou’s team, but it has not altered the overall landscape of the Scottish Premiership. The Hoops remain firmly in control, and their title rivals will need to produce a remarkable run of form to catch them.

Rangers’ recent performances have been encouraging, but they still have a long way to go to match Celtic’s consistency and quality. The Ibrox club’s fans may be dreaming of a dramatic title turnaround, but Nevin’s assessment is a sobering reminder of the reality of the situation.

“Celtic have been in this position before, and they know how to handle the pressure,” Nevin said. “They have a strong squad, a good team spirit, and a manager who knows how to get the best out of his players. Rangers may have closed the gap slightly, but Celtic are still the team to beat in Scotland.”

As the Scottish Premiership season enters its final stretch, Celtic’s lead at the top of the table remains the dominant storyline. Rangers may be clinging to the hope of a miraculous title comeback, but Nevin’s brutal dose of reality is a timely reminder of the enormity of the task facing them.