Manager Brendan Rodgers insists it would be 'dangerous' for Celtic to think that Sunday's visit of Rangers will be anything other than a 'tough game'.
Manager Brendan Rodgers insists it would be "dangerous" for Celtic to think Sunday's visit of Rangers will be anything other than a "tough game".
Rangers, who have been forced to play home games at Hampden because of a delay to renovations at Ibrox, lost in Champions League qualifying and boss Philippe Clement has admitted resources have limited his ability to improve his squad. "We're in a really, really good place as a team," he said. "But these are different games, emotional games.
"Okay, you might not be playing the team that's won it 14 times, but that doesn't mean the other teams aren't very good."
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