Rangers vs Celtic: Scottish League Cup radio commentary, updates & match report
Rangers secured a dominant victory over Celtic in the Scottish League Cup, advancing to the semi-finals to face Aberdeen. The match marked a successful managerial debut for Derek McInnes, while Celtic struggled throughout the game.
Why it matters
The Old Firm derby is a major cultural and sporting event in Scotland, and this result significantly impacts the competitive landscape of the Scottish League Cup.
Neil double and Kelsy strike earns Rangers emphatic win
Ibrox side dominate throughout in front of 50,000 home fans
Celtic overrun in deserved defeat to end treble hopes
Rangers progressed to the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals as they delivered an emphatic and dominant win over Celtic at Ibrox.
Captain Dan Neil's superb double, sandwiched by Kevin Kelsy's thumping half-volley, left an insipid Celtic well beaten, chasing answers throughout as the hosts advanced to meet Aberdeen.
Victory delivered a dream Old Firm managerial debut for Derek McInnes who has overseen a sharp upturn in form and results after early season struggles.
With no away supporters, 50,000 home fans lapped up a performance during which Martin O'Neill's men were found wanting ahead of a league meeting at Celtic Park between the sides next Sunday.
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