The first Old Firm derby match of 2025 takes place on Thursday as Celtic head to Ibrox to face Rangers and their under-fire manager Philippe Clement.A 2-1 loss to St. Mirren and a 2-2 draw with Motherwell to end December left the Light Blues 14 points behind their fierce city rivals at the top of the Scottish Premiership table.

Despite the thumping victory, Rangers still trail Celtic by 11 points in the SPL 2024-25 table going into matchday 11

Rangers reduce Celtic's Scottish Premiership lead to 11 points in stunning style as Philippe Clement claims his first derby victory at the seventh time of asking.

Rangers brushed Celtic aside 3-0 in the latest Old Firm derby showdown at Ibrox to ease the pressure on manager Philippe Clement. The hosts defied a defensive injury crisis to begin 2025 with a statement victory over their below-par rivals,

Celtic and Rangers share one of the most intense rivalries in football. Who can claim the edge between the Scottish Premiership giants?

We asked for your views on Celtic's 3-0 derby defeat against Rangers at Ibrox. Here's what some of you said: Eamon: Worst performance of the season by a long way. Rangers wanted it more. Can't think of any player that put in a shift.

PHILIPPE CLEMENT ENJOYED his first Old Firm win at the seventh attempt after his makeshift Rangers side steamrollered Celtic 3-0 at Ibrox. Midfielder Ianis Hagi fired in from outside the box after seven minutes and the rattled Hoops struggled to keep at bay the relentless Light Blues,

Brendan Rogers' side are flying high atop the Scottish Premiership with Rangers manager Philippe Clement struggling for points of late