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Rangers look like they know where they want to go - Celtic just look lost

Derek McInnes secured a narrow victory against Celtic, marking the first time a Rangers boss has taken his first two matches against their arch-rivals since Graeme Souness achieved the feat back in 1986. Despite claiming the win by a single goal, McInnes kept his reaction subdued and stressed that his squad is simply three points closer in the standings rather than getting carried away.

Meanwhile, Martin O'Neill faces mounting pressure as his side struggles with physical and mental shortcomings, compounded by a lack of squad depth and questionable tactical choices such as starting Luke McCowan and Sam Johnstone. With supporters beginning to question the manager's problem-solving abilities, Celtic finds itself out-played and out-coached while the opposition builds momentum.