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Things Go From Bad to Worse for Stumbling Celtic
- On Saturday, Celtic suffered a 1-0 defeat to Rangers at Parkhead, intensifying scrutiny of manager Martin O'Neill's future following a third consecutive loss.
- Rangers secured victory through a 32nd-minute strike from Ryan Naderi, leaving O'Neill's side trailing Derek McInnes's team by two points in the Premiership.
- Former player Chris Sutton criticized the performance on Sky Sports, stating "Rangers were better in every department," while O'Neill admitted he is "not immune from criticism."
- The 74-year-old manager will not see the majority of his players for over two weeks during the international break, with Neil Lennon noting that O'Neill "is hurting."
- O'Neill promised to provide clarity on his future after reflecting on the games and speaking with the board, having previously served as interim boss during two stints last season.
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Ryan Naderi is moving from the third league to the Glasgow Rangers for a record sum. With the victory hit against Celtic, he is causing a stir. This should also arouse Jürgen Klopp's interest.
·Frankfurt, Germany
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Rangers beat Celtic for second time in eight days
Rangers claimed a second Old Firm victory in the space of eight days, moving within two points of Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic and piling further pressure on their city rivals. With no visiting supporters inside Celtic Park, Ryan Naderi silenced the home crowd before half-time by scoring his first goal in the fixture. The result […]
·Nicosia, Cyprus
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lancashiretelegraph.co.ukRyan Naderi on target as Rangers make it a double against Celtic
The striker’s first-half goal was enough to spark silence, and then boos, in a stadium occupied by only Hoops fans.
·Darlington, United Kingdom
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Leaning Left14Leaning Right12Center17Last UpdatedBias Distribution39% Center
Bias Distribution
- 39% of the sources are Center
39% Center
L 33%
C 39%
R 28%
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