After the UEFA Champions League exits, old companies fight against knockout matches

The Rangers and Celtics broke the tough week in both teams with a 0-0 effort that would leave the pressure on Russell Martin or Brendan Rogers to no avail.

The old company couple was both humiliated in the Champions League, and the Celtics beat the playoff leg in Kairat’s penalty as the Rangers also failed to reach the league stage, losing 6-0 to club Club Brugge for denounced their 9-1 partial defeat.

However, the Rangers have performed better for a long time, and when John Souttar came home in the 32nd minute, they seemed to have taken the lead.

However, after a VAR review, his efforts were excluded from offside, with little action from goalkeepers since.

Indeed, throughout the game, both sides only shot three shots on the target, as they were left with a portion of the loot.

The Celtics ranked first with a 10-point advantage, surpassing their hearts in goal difference, while Martin is still waiting for his first league victory as Rangers manager. They have started the season with four consecutive draws.