Celtic suffered a 1-0 defeat to Rangers in the Old Firm derby, marking another setback in their season. The match, held at Parkhead, saw Rangers take all three points with a first-half goal from Ryan Naderi. The result leaves Celtic second in the league, just two points behind the leaders.
Tensions flared on the touchline during the game, with Rangers manager Derek McInnes and Celtic coach Mark Fotheringham involved in a heated altercation. Both were shown yellow cards for their confrontation. The incident added to the growing pressure on Celtic manager Martin O’Neill, who is now considering his future following the loss.
After the match, Celtic supporters were evacuated from a bus that caught fire near the stadium. The incident occurred shortly after the game, raising concerns about safety and security. O’Neill has stated he will reflect on his position at the club, with the defeat adding to the scrutiny surrounding his role.
The result highlights the ongoing challenges Celtic face in the league, as Rangers continue to assert their dominance. The Old Firm rivalry remains one of the most intense in football, and this latest clash has intensified the pressure on Celtic’s management.
