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The team for this Old Firm derby almost picks itself, or so you’d think.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst has gradually fine tuned his team, introduced players back from fitness and tweaked his tactics to get the best out of his most important players.
Now though, he also has Aaron Ramsey fit and
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Neil takes centre stage as Ibrox side make their mark in Old Firm derbyDespite seemingly doing everything possible so far this season to create the impression they are a poor footballing side, Rangers could no longer maintain this pretence. An opening goal that was a work of art set the tone for a result that has truly kick-started Derek McInnes’ nascent Ibrox managerial reign.A proper captain’s performance from Dan Neil also paved the way for a handsome win over Celtic that means so much more than simply securing the chance to vie for a Premier Sports Cup final place against Aberdeen next month. The Ibrox side will hope the positive vibes created will change the narrative of their season. This win at the very least permits them to walk with chests puffed out into Parkhead next weekend, when the teams meet again on league duty. Neil got the ovation he deserved when he was replaced with five minutes left. Charged with skippering the side in the injured Lawrence Shankland’s absence, he has had to concentrate on hitting his own performance levels as well as shouldering the wider responsibility of leading teammates in some difficult fixtures.The Rangers fans’ tifo said it all – and the Ibrox club delivered…
