The Hoops head across the city with a massive 14 point lead and major pressure being piled on Gers boss Philippe Clement
Alistair Johnston insists Celtic are going all out to win at Ibrox – because the Premiership title is not yet in the bag.
“All of a sudden leads can evaporate quickly. But our leadership don’t let us stray from what it is to be a Celtic player and what that means. Celtic blasted through an incredible 2024 with just two defeats in 50 matches in Scotland and in the Champions League. Johnston is determined to maintain the impressive festive push to get the New Year off to a flier.
Johnston has yet to taste defeat in 11 Old Firm games – with nine of them wins – and he knows what to expect heading to Ibrox with no travelling supporters behind them. But the full back is praying this is the last time away fans are shut out.
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