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Celtic vs Rangers: Scottish League Cup final talking points as Old Firm meet at Hampden Park


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Celtic take on holders Rangers in the Premier Sports Cup final on Sunday; it is the only trophy Philippe Clement has won so far as Rangers manager; Brendan Rodgers won it three times during his first spell at Celtic;

The article from Sky Sports discusses the upcoming Scottish League Cup final between Celtic and Rangers at Hampden Park, highlighting several key talking points. It focuses on the intense rivalry between the two teams, known as the Old Firm, and the significance of the match for both clubs' seasons. Celtic, under Ange Postecoglou, are looking to continue their domestic dominance, while Rangers, managed by Michael Beale, aim to secure their first trophy since his appointment. The piece also touches on the tactical battles expected, the form of key players like Kyogo Furuhashi for Celtic and Alfredo Morelos for Rangers, and the potential impact of the game on the race for the Scottish Premiership title. Additionally, it mentions the historical context of the fixture, the pressure on both managers, and the atmosphere expected at the national stadium.

Read the Full Sky Sports Article at:
[ https://www.skysports.com/football/news/36621/13270458/celtic-vs-rangers-scottish-league-cup-final-talking-points-analysed-as-old-firm-meet-at-hampden-park ]

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